Namakubi Flask

Namakubi FlaskNamakubi "freshly severed head" is a grotesque and brutal Japanese motif meant to frighten and shock onlookers. It first appeared in ukiyo e (woodblock prints) from the Edo period (1603 1868) and is still found in traditional Japanese irezumi (tattoos) today. Depicted is a Samurai warrior vanquishing an Akuma (evil spirit) by severing his head. The implied concept of Rinne Tensho (reincarnation) illustrates how life comes full circle. This art form

Namakubi 生首 - "freshly-severed head" is a grotesque and brutal Japanese motif meant to frighten and shock onlookers. It first appeared in ukiyo-e (woodblock prints) from the Edo period (1603-1868) and is still found in traditional Japanese irezumi (tattoos) today.

Depicted is a Samurai warrior vanquishing an Akuma (evil spirit) by severing his head. The implied concept of Rinne-Tensho (reincarnation) illustrates how life comes full circle. This art form also represents the impermanence of life and a willingness to accept one’s fate with honor, to exhibit courage or bravery, respect for an enemy, fearlessness, and, finally, as a warning.

Our 8 fl. oz. hip flask is made of stainless steel with a rugged screw top to endure countless deployments. The smooth finish and rounded edges make for the perfect feel in your hand and a sleek fit in your pocket.

• Solid food-safe stainless-steel flask holds 8 fl. oz. and easily fits in your pocket or rucksack.
•  PVC Rubber loop keeps cap attached while allowing quiet operation on covert missions. 
•  The screw top seals tightly, so you won't lose a drop of your favorite libation.
• Includes mini funnel, making the filling with liquid of choice a breeze.
•  BPA-free food-grade stainless steel body
•  Hand-wash only