The BUSHIDŌ 武士道 pendant Each time you wear it

Each time you wear it

your BUSHIDŌ ring should be kept away from water

Following traditional designs

only attacking once the monster had fallen into a deep drunken slumber

it's a statement of connection—to the rich cultural heritage of Japan

The BUSHIDŌ 武士道 pendant Each time you wear itThe Legend Bushid (), which translates to "the way of the warrior," is a code of conduct that has shaped the ethical framework of the samurai class in Japan for centuries. At its core, Bushido embodies eight tenets: righteousness, courage, benevolence, respect, honesty, honor, loyalty, and self control (as defined by Nitobe Inaz). Each tenet not only defines the essence of a samurais character but also serves as a guiding philosophy that influences