Japanese Sword Baseball T-Shirts

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Protecting Liberty - Japanese Sword

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The ronin... a samurai with no lord or master.

A traditional Death and the Maiden piece - with a Feudal Japanese twist

Design Hattori Hanzo

An illustration of Samurai

Design Hattori Hanzo

Protecting Liberty - Japanese Sword

Protecting Liberty - Japanese Sword

Lone wolf and cub fanart by me.

a ancient samurai rise from the dead.

Minimalist Silhouette Zoro Design

The enemy of a Samurai Cop is an Evil Corporation known only as "Katana". Japanese Sword!

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Medieval Sword under the northern lights.

Sketch of the legendary Blind swordsman, Zatoichi.

A modern samurai katana design.

Perfect for fans of martial arts and Asian culture, this design features a samurai warrior with samurai sword and hat in front of the Enzo rising sun symbol & Japanese kanji. Great retro vintage look perfect for Gym, Fitness and the Dojo.

The 7th! Yojimbo! The Real Last Samurai!

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Samurai of Tsushima design by Stunning Warrior. This design inspired by Gost of Tsushima the ps4 game release in near future. it’s Jin Sakai as the main character. Perfect gift for you as gamer and samurai lover!

Inspired by Japanese aesthetics and wanted to make a bad ass cat tattooed like a samurai.

The pinnacle of military nobility

Fun design dedicated to martial arts legend Sonny Chiba, idol of Quentin Tarantino and actor in his film Kill Bill. Hattori Hanzo Sword e Sushi

Afro Samurai Girl

Design Hattori Hanzo

Aesthetic Vintage Samurai Japanese Art Samurai Retro cherry T-Shirt

Looking for new design about lone wolf and cub?

"Fear Is Necessary For Evolution."

sword and sushi

You must have big rats if you need Hattori Hanzo's steel.

Kenjutsu Sword Digital Japanese Art

Sword, a weapon consisting typically of a long pointed blade with sharp edges. An instrument of death and destruction. In Japanese, this character can be pronounced "ken" or "tsurugi" depending on the use. Can be used in men's names such as Ken or Kenji.