Karate Christmas Mugs
Description: The young karate star, Mike Barnes with all the moves and attitude to take karate to the next level. He signed a tentative deal with Terry Silvers to be a part owner of all the Cobra Kai dojos, but if he defeats Daniel LaRusso in the 1985 All Valley Karate Championships, Mike would become 50% owner.
Description: A festive, knit-style pattern featuring a central silhouette of a person in a karate stance. The background is black, adorned with scattered snowflakes, green Christmas trees, and colorful decorative borders with floral and geometric motifs, reminiscent of holiday knitwear. Red, green, yellow, and white are prominent colors.
Description: This was inspired by the 1984 coming of age, cult classic, The Karate Kid. This illustration was inspired from a scene in the 1984 cult classic film, The Karate Kid. Original fans of the film will always remember these boys as bullies but a generation has passed and now the lines are blurring. Were they bullies? or were they just being boys?
Description: This design was inspired by the 1985 martial arts classic, The Last Dragon. The baddest mofo low down around town is The Shogun of Harlem himself, Sho'Nuff! He's the meanest and prettiest and the only guy that stands between Sho and total supremacy is his nemesis, Bruce Leroy Green.
Description: Surely not everybody was kung fu fighting. A playful quote that twists a classic lyric into a funny and unexpected question. This witty line leans into light humor and pop culture references that make people smile. A funny gift idea for anyone who enjoys clever quotes and nostalgic humor, perfect for birthdays, holidays, or Christmas. Available on shirts, hats, mugs, stickers, and more!
