Wudang T-Shirts

Digitally created. ‘Wudang Fist’ portrays a Taoist monk practicing Kung fu. Wudang, a beautiful mountain in China, is the birthplace of Taoist martial arts, such as tai chi, baguazhang and xing yi quan.

Digitally created. ‘Wudang Kung Fu Kick’ portrays a Taoist monk practicing Kung fu. Wudang, a beautiful mountain in China, is the birthplace of Taoist martial arts, such as tai chi, baguazhang and xing yi quan.

Straight Otta Wudang

The masks worn by the Poison Clan in the 1978 Shaw Brothers kung fu cult classic, The Five Deadly Venoms. Number 2: Snake - a style where one hand acts as the 'head' and the other the 'tail'.

Chinese calligraphy characters for: Martial- Arts - In a Super- Vintage Style.

Straight Outta Wudang

Ink, gouache and digital. ‘Wudang Priest’ portrays a Taoist monk practicing Kung fu. Wudang, a beautiful mountain in China, is the birthplace of Taoist martial arts, such as tai chi, baguazhang and xing yi quan.

Tai Chi

Poison Clan Rocks The World! Inspired by The Five Deadly Venoms #3 Pupil Scorpion.The Scorpion represents a double threat. Kicks from the Scorpion style are just like the stinging tail of the namesake.

The masks worn by the Poison Clan in the 1978 Shaw Brothers kung fu cult classic, The Five Deadly Venoms.Number 1: Centipede - a blend of defensive and offensive posturing focusing on delivering fast and lethal strikes.

Punch block.

Minimalistic and stylish martialartist silhouettes. The perfect sports gift for all Kungfu, Wingchun, Escrima, Jiujitsu and other WUSHU and BUDO martial-arts firends..

Shaolin (Forest Of Mount Shao) in chinese. A handmade calligraphy for Wushu martialarts fans from Kungfu to Taichi.

Wushu in chinese letters (Pinyin). A cool gift for all chinese-martial-arts lovers from Kungfu / Shaolin, Wingchun, Baguazhang, Taichi-Chuan, Qi-Gong or Jeet Kun Do.

Abstract and magic fighter ghost silhouette in a rough and wild artstyle. A unique and powerful art for the darkwave and martialarts / chinese calligraphy fan.

A Shaolin comic - monk fighter figure in a stylish stance. A crane / animalstyle martial-arts design & cool gift for the Wushu martialartists

Kungfu mabu (horsestance) minimal ink grafic. This minimalistic fighter figure shows the core of shaolin kung-fu practice. In the original pencil painting all the power of hard work is explodet in a few strokes! A cool Wushu/ martial arts figure / silhouette design in white on black (like Ying and Yang)

Handmade analog ink-art; Kungfu (Hard Work) PinYin (chinese characters) in GOLD /original ink color. Stylish and unique WUSHU Kung-Fu calligraphy

Original handmade inkart chinese characters for: Wingchun. Effective martial-arts brought to popularity by Yip Man (Ip Man) the teacher of Bruce Lee in China.

A mystical shabby chic Vintage design for the chinese character: Bian ( transform / change) Wooden weathered distressed retro style art.

Tai Chi.

A stylish and funny Shaolin Kung-Fu monk and the chinese characters for: Kung Fu (hard work). A Wushu- martialarts character in a animalform crane-stance.

Original handmade pencil- letters for: Kung Fu (Hard Work). A unique and rough CHINA Wushu design.

The chinese calligraphy "Shaolin" in a ink writing. A cool scripture design for Wushu Kungfu and Taichi fans.

Original inkart: A Wingchun & Grappling silhouette / figure with a chinese calligraphy for WIng Chun (eternal spring).

Original ink calligraphy for Chinese: WUSHU (martial arts) in original red ink-color. Unique calligraphic pencil effect- like a waterfall.

The chinese hanzi character for Battle/ War/ Fight (Wu) in a in calligraphy. A cool design for fans of chinese martial arts (Wushu) from Kungfu, Jeet Kun Do to Wingchun.

Original ink- calligraphy for WUSHU in chinese characters. The perfect gift for all Shaolin Kungfu fighters to Tai-Chi-Chuan, Wing Chun and Chi-Gong students and masters.

Original ink calligraphy for: Wuhsu; The main term for all chinese-martial-arts like Shaolin Kung-fu, Wing-Chun, Grappling, Chi-Kung,Tai-Chi-Chuan or Chi-Gong.

Punch Block

The concept of the taiji ("supreme ultimate"), in contrast with wuji ("without ultimate"), appears in both Taoist and Confucian Chinese philosophy, where it represents the fusion or mother[1] of yin and yang into a single ultimate, represented by the taijitu symbol Taijitu - Small (CW).svg.

Created digitally, a dynamic design of a wushu Kung fu sword character. In a manga / anime style.

"Shaolin" (sparse/ young woods) in chinese. A cool Wushu Kungfu Design for all lovers of Shaolin martial arts.