





• Unisex sizing (Men/Women)
• Eco consciously made
• Organic cotton polyester blend
• Modern fit
Japanese Hieroglyphs (Front), calligraphy dialect phrase transcribes to “Samurai Bushido” in philosophy.
Samurai Bushido, refers to the code of conduct followed by the samurai class in feudal Japan. The term "Bushido" means "the way of the warrior" and encompasses principles such as loyalty, honor, courage, and discipline. Originating during the Kamakura period (1185 to 1333), Bushido was influenced by Zen Buddhism, Confucianism, and Shintoism. It served as a moral compass for samurai, emphasizing self-discipline and respect for authority. This code shaped not only the behavior of samurai in battle but also their interactions with society. Bushido remained influential in Japanese culture long after the samurai era, impacting modern concepts of ethics and personal conduct.
Skull Samurai, refers to symbolic representations of samurai with skull motifs, often linked to death, battle, and the transient nature of life. This imagery could reflect the samurai's acceptance of mortality, a key aspect of Bushido philosophy.
Customers Also Purchased




