Jujutsu Kaisen Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: Certainly! The Curse Mark of Sukuna is a menacing black symbol inspired by the character Sukuna from the anime and manga series “Jujutsu Kaisen.” This iconic design features a central oval shape surrounded by two outward-curved triangular forms, resembling wings or perhaps fangs. Fans of the series often find this mark intriguing, especially those considering tattoos inspired by Sukuna
Description: Luxe top-of-the-line tee with a larger print area, extra layer of printing, and gift-ready packaging Regular fit Model shown is 6' / 183 cm tall and wearing size Medium Heavyweight 5.3 oz. / 180 gsm fabric, solid color t-shirts are 100% cotton, heathered and marled fabrics are 85% cotton/15% polyester Taped shoulder seams, double-needle hems, and self-fabric neck bind for maximum durability Printed on ethically sourced, high quality AS Colour tees Preshrunk
Description: Malevolent Shrine (伏ふく魔ま御み厨づ子し Fukuma Mizushi?) is Sukuna's domain expansion using Shrine. Befitting its name, Malevolent Shrine constructs an environment centered around a small, disfeatured Buddhist shrine (vaguely resembling a chinjudō) that has been distorted to instead enshrine demons. The roof also has horns emerging from it, along with human skulls that hang down from it. The four entrances to the shrine are formed by large, grotesque mouths, complete with humanlike teeth and tongues.[1][2] Four short, disfigured tree-like stumps with gnarled branches stand at each corner of the shrine.
Description: Malevolent Shrine (伏ふく魔ま御み厨づ子し Fukuma Mizushi?) is Sukuna's domain expansion using Shrine. Befitting its name, Malevolent Shrine constructs an environment centered around a small, disfeatured Buddhist shrine (vaguely resembling a chinjudō) that has been distorted to instead enshrine demons. The roof also has horns emerging from it, along with human skulls that hang down from it. The four entrances to the shrine are formed by large, grotesque mouths, complete with humanlike teeth and tongues.[1][2] Four short, disfigured tree-like stumps with gnarled branches stand at each corner of the shrine.
