Scramble Kintsugi Grappling Rashguard - Blue

Kintsugi No-Gi Set in Blue and Gold.
During our social media campaign for this product, many of our fans strongly resonated with the concept behind this No-Gi set, and we are very much looking forward to seeing you all on the mat wearing it.

What is Kintsugi?
Kintsugi is a traditional Japanese art form in which broken ceramics are repaired and reassembled with gold, silver, or platinum. The result is not merely a functional object, but an improved work of art. Kintsugi conveys the idea that objects are made to be used. Over time, they may show signs of use or develop cracks, which are not hidden but celebrated as signs of a life fully lived.

People are like ceramics too—most of us carry scars, whether physical or mental (and definitely physical if you do Jiu-Jitsu). These scars are an essential part of us and tell our story.

Not only is the damage not hidden, but the repair is literally highlighted… a physical expression of the spirit of Mushin. Mushin is often translated as ‘no mind,’ but it also encompasses the idea of existing fully in the moment, without attachment, with equanimity despite changing circumstances. … The blows of fate that people experience over the course of their lives could not be more clearly visible than in the cracks, impacts, and shattering that ceramics are also subjected to. This aesthetic of being is known in Japan as *mono no aware*—a compassionate sensitivity or perhaps identification with things outside ourselves.”*

— Christy Bartlett, *Flickwerk: The Aesthetics of Mended Japanese Ceramics*

FEATURES:

• 80% Polyester / 20% Spandex
  The material offers optimal freedom of movement, durability, and comfort—perfect for intense training and competition.

Rashguard – Size Chart

Shorts / Spats – Size Chart