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Sumo already has a design language — the brushed ranking sheet, the black and white star chart, the hundred-odd named ways of winning. These are drawn from it, not decorated with it. No cartoon wrestlers.

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These are designed and costed but not yet in production. You can build a basket now and see exactly what an order comes to — checkout will decline until the first run is made, and no payment can be taken before then.

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Prints

Printed on heavyweight uncoated stock, unframed, sized to fit standard frames.

Flagship
Yokozuna Ōzeki Sekiwake Komusubi Maegashira 番付
The Banzuke
$48

The ranking hierarchy set the way the Association's own calligrapher sets it — letter size falling with rank, so you read the pyramid before you read a word. 50 × 70 cm.

Data print
Hoshitori
$42

A full fifteen-day star chart — filled circle for a win, open for a loss. Choose any tournament and wrestler back to 1958 and we print that record. 40 × 50 cm.

Data print
Ninety Ways to Win
$52

All ninety kimarite, each bar scaled to how often it has actually been used since 1958. Yorikiri towers; yobikaeshi is a single hairline. 50 × 70 cm.

The Ring
$38

The dohyō drawn to scale — 4.55 metres across, the two starting lines 70 centimetres apart, every dimension labelled. 40 × 40 cm.

Cloth

The tenugui is the traditional sumo souvenir — wrestlers have their own and hand them out to supporters. Ours are dyed in Japan in the conventional dimensions.

Made in Japan
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Tenugui
$26

Cotton hand towel, 90 × 34 cm, dyed by a Tokyo workshop. Doubles as a wall hanging, which is what most people do with them.

Chikara Tee
$34

Heavyweight cotton, boxy cut. The single character for strength — the first half of rikishi. Black or unbleached.

Yorikiri Tee
$34

Named for the technique that has decided more bouts than any other — 176,399 of them and counting. Front character, full name across the back.

Furoshiki
$29

A 70 cm wrapping cloth printed with the ring and its four seasonal tassel colours. Wraps a bottle, a box or a bentō.

Paying

Checkout is in stablecoin — USDC, USDT or PYUSD, on Base or Ethereum. You will be taken to a secure AtomicPay page showing the exact amount and an address or wallet link. Payment settles directly to us; nobody holds funds in between, and there are no card details to store or leak.

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About these products. Prices are in US dollars and exclude any import duty charged in your country. Shipping is a flat $12 worldwide. Product images are design mock-ups generated from the site's own typography, not photographs of finished goods. Payment is taken in stablecoin (USDC, USDT or PYUSD) through AtomicPay and settles directly to us — we never hold your card details, because there are none. DOHYŌ is not affiliated with the Japan Sumo Association, and none of these designs use Association marks, wrestlers' names or their likenesses.