Hey Everyone, We couldn’t be more excited to finally launch our latest piece: The Budo Brothers Pendant. The official public launch is tomorrow, but because you’re part of the Budo Brothers Academy, we wanted to give you early access first… just in case we didn’t make enough. 😅 Private Early Access Link: https://www.budobrothers.com/products/budo-brothers-pendant?utm_source=copyToPasteBoard&utm_medium=product-links&utm_content=web Each unique piece is made from solid Santos Rosewood, meticulously crafted by us, and finished with full-grain stingray leather on the back. And the chain! The antiqued stainless steel chain strikes such a stunning balance of complexity without being too flashy. Because we’re working with natural materials, no two pieces are ever exactly the same. The colors, grain patterns, textures, and character vary from pendant to pendant, and that’s exactly what makes them so special. We make every single one ourselves, and we can honestly say they all turned out absolutely stunning. They look AWESOME, and we know you will love them as much as we do! Thanks again for supporting us and being part of this amazing community. With Gratitude, - Erik & Kyle

Congratulations @Nick Neveu! You just won the first-ever Budo Brothers Talisman made from Santos Rosewood with a real Stingray leather backing. We cannot wait to bring these out! We're still about 5-6 weeks away, but it's going to be worth the wait as we finally landed on a DOPE chain that almost looks like a rope. Can't wait to show you all. They look INSANE! 🔥

On our journey through Japan, we had the opportunity to visit Nippon Genshosha in Kyotango, Kyoto, with Shogo-san from Let’s Ask Shogo and see firsthand how traditional Japanese swords are made. This was something we had wanted to experience for years. We met with one of the young swordsmiths at Nippon Genshosha, who walked us through the traditional process of making a Japanese sword, from working with tamahagane steel to forging, shaping, heat treating, polishing, and finishing the blade. We also got the chance to step into the forge ourselves and help hammer the tamahagane.

Love this new agarwood. .attached a couple of pics. Snag one if you haven't yet!

Hey guys, hope you enjoy this one. We wanted to give you a look behind the scenes at how we actually come up with and create new products. In this video, you’ll see some of the process behind the new carbon fiber products we’ve been working on—from messing around with ideas to figuring out what actually works.