Recent Purchases
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Dude are those shuriken!? Badass.
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I have a similar shuriken wabash, great stuff!
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Nice one G it looks in perfect condition too. Wasn't too small then?
Mclain a shirt with that pattern was on ebay the other day http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SAMURAI-JAPAN-MADE-WESTERN-SHIRT-SWK-13-L-LTD-15th-ANNIVERSARY-NEW-NICE-NR-/390744374168?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEWAX%3AIT&nma=true&si=v7s7alKkV5GG2Wm3TaTWZvtFsEc%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc -
I'll admit my continued childhood (childish?) obsession with ninja hasn't left me completely. I'm re-reading Gibson's sprawl trilogy and still find the vatgrown, cryogenic ninja are still among the most intriguing characters in his universe.
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Dude are those shuriken!? Badass.
Cool subtle pattern I thought. The have the Wabash shirt at BIG as well. It was a tough choice between indigo and tan colored hat, but indigo and ninja pattern seemed more appropriate.
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Twin tips obsolesced the snowboard!
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Dude are those shuriken!? Badass.
If ur into that pattern, u should try and find one of their buffalo check hats or work coat. Pretty cool i think
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Woah. I do like big and bold. Damn
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Not the typical purchase that appears here but proud of it nonetheless….. Kusakabe kimbei print. Numbered Print of a photo taken in Yokohama Japan in the late 1880s.
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Love the print. Interested in the subject. I know the yakuza claim lineage to samurai but I haven't seen a topknot and tats together like that.
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Badass print Cutlasshound.
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Cheers guys!
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Love the print. Interested in the subject. I know the yakuza claim lineage to samurai but I haven't seen a topknot and tats together like that.
If your interested check out the Japanese tattoo by Donald Richie and Ian baruma or tattoos of the floating world/bushido - legacies of the Japanese tattoo by Takahiro Kitamura. Long and short of it is that tattooing was popular in japan but due to politics and the disapproval of the shogunate they tried to outlaw it and also issue tattoos as punishment (one of the reasons why tattoos became associated with crime in japan apparently). Really interesting subject and highly recommend any of those books. The baruma book is quite expensive and you can get most of the info from it in the other two which are a lot cheaper!
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