He Said
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$108.00 USD
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He Said
$108.00 USD
Intent
- Our objects are not engineered or intended for tactical deployment. They are sacred artistic mediums structured solely to facilitate Buddhist mindfulness, spiritual discipline, and the internal contemplation of how one commands intent and action.
Detail
- BLACK COTTON T-SHIRTS WITH BACK GRAPHIC 100% COTTON MADE IN KOREA
Due to the meticulous, artisanal handcrafting process and stringent quality control, production is strictly limited to 108 numbered pieces, requiring extended lead times for international transit. Delivery schedules may vary significantly, and immediate dispatch is unavailable.
Care
- Hand wash cold inside out to protect the silkscreen artwork. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low or hang dry in shade. Do not iron directly on the print.
Return
- Due to the handcrafted, limited-nature of AMITABHA objects, all sales are final under Art. 17 of the Electronic Commerce Act; returns or exchanges for a change of mind or minor artisanal variations are not accepted. Requests regarding mis-shipment or defects must be submitted within 24 hours of delivery. The Brand holds no liability for items seized or rejected by international customs.
Notice on thermal properties
- High thermal exposure—including high-temperature washing, machine drying, or direct ironing—may cause permanent deformation, shrinkage, or degradation of the graphic prints. AMITABHA advises strictly adhering to recommended garment care and disclaims all liability for damage resulting from improper thermal deployment.
Limited to 108 Pieces.
He Said
Overwhelming Firepower and the Absolute Resolve to Protect
Mercy must never become an excuse for the weak; it holds true value only when backed by the fortitude to subjugate evil. This is precisely why one must hold the Mudra—the gesture of spiritual awakening and inner peace—while weaving a rugged belt of ammunition with the other hand.
To protect our cherished friends, our families, and our homeland, we must relentlessly arm ourselves, whether as civilians or soldiers, within our respective domains. The cry for "lots of ammunition" is no primitive urge for destruction. It is the absolute, uncompromising resolve to completely annihilate any threat that encroaches upon the ground our loved ones stand on. To possess overwhelming power—that is the most certain and rigorous way to practice true mercy.