Martial Arts Belt Display Case- 10 Level Karate Belt Display Case

• TEN LEVEL MARTIAL ARTS BELT DISPLAY- This beautiful case comfortably fits in up to ten partial arts displays; While light assembly is required, when put together this plexiglass and solid wood display conveys a level of achievement fitting of a ten belt earner
• MARTIAL ARTS DISPLAY CASE- This case requires mild assembly; Upon receipt, the plexiglass outside is rolled and connected with the easily visible slots; The solid wood top and bottom fit snugly inside of the rolled tube; This makes for a sturdy assembly that can easily be opened to add in that next belt; It makes a wonderful visual reminder of how far you’ve come in your martial arts journey
• MARTIAL ARTS BELTS- You worked hard for your belts, get a case that reflects all of that hard work! While many cheaper displays only allow for 4 or 6 belts, this display case allows for the full showing of ten belts; It is perfect for that burgeoning martial arts student in your life
• PROFESSIONAL DESIGN- This sleek looking design balances efficient packaging with elegant display for a piece that will fit well anywhere in your house; It will be a good reminder of your martial arts achievements, but also visually stimulating piece that brings a room together
• QUALITY GUARANTEED- This product comes with the Guarantee! If you have any issues at all with this product, or simply need some help putting it together, our Ohio Based customer service team will be happy to discuss the product with you or help you with any other questions you have!

While the colored belts are seemingly synonymous with martial arts, they are actually a relatively new system. They were first developed by Jigoro Kano. He wanted a system to recognize the progress of his students. Interestingly, originally they would use the same belt and simply dye it a new color when a new belt was achieved. This is part of the reason the belts go from lighter to darker in color, as it was easier to redye in a darker color. Typically, the belts go in the following order: White belt, yellow belt, orange belt, purple belt, blue belt, green belt, brown belt, red belt, and black belt. While this is only nine levels of martial arts belts, there is room for a tenth belt in this display case. This is because, depending on the variation of martial arts, some offer a tenth belt. In jiu-jitsu it is sometimes a red and white ceremonial belt, while in some forms they offer markings on the black belt to recognize further achievement.