Swordfight Magnets

Digital painting of Tatsuya Nakadai from the 1962 samurai film "Harakiri," directed by Masaki Kobayashi. Nakadai's character, Hanshiro, wields his katana in a dramatic moment from the movie.

Keep the point toward thy enemies and let them know that you are ready in the same fashion as Highlanders did with their famed claymores.

This is for all HEMA and sword enthusiasts that love cross-cutting, saber fighting, Polish, Ukrainian, Lithuanian, and Hungarian history as well as the history of Napoleonic wars.

Original INK Kanji calligraphy lettering for: Iaido in Japanese.

Vintage illustration fairy tales image featuring a pirate Captain in the middle of a sword battle with his crew that are trying to mutiny.

Hi, I'm professional fight instructor and historical fencing researcher John Clements And this is the Agincourt hand-and-a-half sword

Duel was the way of settling arguments when honor and reputation where oftentimes more important than life. Alas, such is not the way anymore but that won't stop you from wearing this as you reminisce about the old days and keep would be challengers in check. Perfect gift for historical re-enactors, history buffs, gun lovers, and supporters of the 2nd Amendment.

Original ink - pencil painting of two Kendoka fighting. A unique and handmade Samurai and swordfighter design.

Iaido in Japanese

Japanese ink calligraphy for: Kendo (The Way of the Sword)

Great for anyone who is Positively Medieval and enjoys HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts), Armored Combat, Medieval Reenactment, SCA, Fencing and history.

When you're looking for a T-shirt that's inspired by a subject from Roman mythology, a 1784 neoclassical painting by Jacques-Louis David, and late-nineties Atlanta comic-book-zine culture all at the same time, please look no further because this is the only shirt for you.

A mighty hedgehog of the Round Table brandishes his magnificent longsword. This medieval drawing with an animal knight is perfect for swordsmen at the next medieval fair.

The warrior knight is ready for a swordfight

Perfect for the modern-day knight who is always ready for a swordfight

The ninja bear is everywhere. Show how ninja you are and enjoy this cool martial arts product.

Do you love Live Action Roleplay (LARP) and are a real larper? Then this medieval design with the LARP slogan "NPC Mode On" is perfect for the next LARP event. LARP stands for "Live Action Role Playing" and refers to the reenactment of role-playing games in reality. This RPG design was created with treasure chest and cool larping saying.

Do you love Live Action Roleplay (LARP) and are a real larper? Then this medieval design with the LARP slogan "NPC Mode On" is perfect for the next LARP event. LARP stands for "Live Action Role Playing" and refers to the reenactment of role-playing games in reality. This RPG design was created with medieval peasant and cool larping saying.

Do you love Live Action Roleplay (LARP) and are a real larper? Then this medieval design with the LARP slogan "NPC Mode On" is perfect for the next LARP event. LARP stands for "Live Action Role Playing" and refers to the reenactment of role-playing games in reality. This RPG design was created with medieval peasant and cool larping saying.

Only a true king can wield this sword.

The japanese characters for Kendo in a handmade calligraphic writing. A cool deseign for Kendo-worrior / Kendoka.

The chinese Kanji character 'Ken' (Sword) in a ink calligraphy. A cool design for Kendoka and Iaido Budo martial-art lovers, Samurai & swordfighting fans.

Just a boy with a sword

Wild ink silhouette brush painting of a samurai fighter.

The japanese Kanji "Kendo" in a calligraphic ink writing. A cool Kendoka design for martial-arts budo fans.

Japanese ink kanji writing "Kendo".

A design for the sword loving bisexuals in the audience.

Kendo fighter in a wild and abstract ink painting. A unique design for swordfighting / Samurai and japanese Budo martial arts lovers.

The Princess Bride Visit Florin Tourism Poster

Original ink-art Kanji calligraphy for: Kendo (The Way of the Sword). A Budokan / Samurai martial-arts from Nippon (Japan).

Though she may not always literally carry a sword, she does literally carry a leg for kicking groins.

Original Kanji calligraphy for: Kendo (Way of the Sword)

James

What's the best fencing advice ever? Obviously it's "Just Parry Bro!" What else do you need?

Perhaps you shouldn't come to a sword fight unarmed

Who cares what your age is, play with swords!