"Chirichouzu" is a gesture wrestlers use to prove that they are unarmed. In the squatting position, they rub their palms in front of their body twice and clap once. Then they open their arms wide with palms facing up. As the arms stretch out, the palms turn to face downward. "Chirichouzu" was also done in the olden days when purifying the hands by scrubbing them with grass. Product Brand KYO-TO-TOSize 3.5cm × 3.5cmMaterial Embroidery thread: 100% RayonMade in Kyoto, JapanThis patch Stick-on and Iron-on too. Attention 〈About the sticker〉 Use as a sticker on paper, leather, fabric, plastic etc. If you leave it attached for a long time, the glue will stick to the item. If used on clothes, we recommend the patch to be ironed-on, because the sticker may fall of when washing the clothes. 〈How to iron on this patch〉 Remove the transparent sheet. Apply the patch on the item of choice. Using your body weight, press down firmly for 15-20 sec. Do the same action on the other side. Leave on a flat surface until it cooled down completely. ※ If it did not stick well, repeat 2 to 4 times.※ To increase the patch strength on frequently washed items we recommend the patch to be sown onto the clothes.※ The patches can be ironed on cotton and polyester materials. Be careful when using heat-sensitive materials. Commercial use of this product is strictly prohibited.
Related
Related
Related
Related