HOiSUM Dragon Socks - Black

The socks first released in the Year of the Dragon are back in new colors.

The dragon is the only imaginary creature among the twelve zodiac animals.

In Japan, many Zen temples have dragons painted on their ceilings or folding screens.

In Zen, the dragon is also called "Ryujin" (dragon god) and is believed to protect Buddhism. People believe the teachings of Buddhism fall like rain from the dragon painted on the ceiling.

Ryujin is also called Ryuo (Dragon King), the god of the Dragon Palace, or Ryugu-sama, and is worshipped across Japan as a god of water.

It is also said to bring blessed rain.

In East Asia, the dragon has long been respected as a symbol of "good fortune" and "protection."

Tigers are lucky animals, and the dragon is a lucky charm too.

Material:
62% Acrylic
25% Nylon
9% Polyester
3% Wool
1% Polyurethane

Made in Japan

HOiSUM products are created by combining traditional techniques that can be called legacy, vintage machines that are difficult to maintain, and carefully selected materials.  The feelings and warmth you feel from something that has been made with a little extra effort or has been devised by human hands cannot be mass-produced.  “Hoi” is a greeting, “Sum” is a heart, and the brand name is a coined word that combines the two words. Every encounter and connection will start with a greeting, and if the heart is warm, a connection will be born. They strive to deliver products that remain in people's hearts.