Throwing Star Posters and Art Prints

"Black star and blue throwing star pattern" is a design from German artist Anne Schüttelspeer.

Based on the very awesome vintage advertisement poster for Le Chat Noir by Theophile Steinlen. This updates the piece to include ninjas! The french translates roughly to: "Attack of the Very Awesome Ninja Cat"!

Todd! Are you not aware that I get farty and bloated with a foamy latte?

Agender/Aro/Ace

Star 1993 Alternative Throwback featuring "Gepetto" and "Feed The Tree"

Throwing Copper

What better way to distract your opponent than with a shuriken? Perfect product for lovers of martial arts, oriental culture and ninjas.

FPV type hype - subtle chill fpv reference logo. design for hyperachnid by gingerman

"I will get my revenge!"

Fractal Ninja Star

Homage to an (un)popular 80's fantasy film.

The funny design titled It's OK I'm A Ninja. Go through life with a lot of humor, fun and luck with this cool ninja motif. For friends and family to laugh together.

space ninja is literally throwing stars.

Ninja Squirrels

From the hidden village in the hop leaves

This samurai motif is for all fans of Japanese martial arts. With sword and Asian Kanji writing, it is perfect for real warriors.

Something many of us assembled after lunch.

Ninja T-shirt for the absolute ninja warrior....

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Fun gift for Ninjas and Karate fighters who love and master the Japanese martial arts. Whether you want to be a samurai or do Taekwondo, with this cool design you are a warrior from Japan.

From the hidden village in the hop leaves

my own rogo

Show your love for Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers with this bold and eye-catching design. Perfect for any die-hard fan looking to represent their favorite team.

Throwing stars for my ninjas!

Think Fast! Funny t shirt design, testing people's instincts with a real stake on the line. Throw a ninja star (s at your buddies for funs and gags. Forget about dad jokes and have a classic older brother humor.

Can you see the sunrise? Sure, I can.

Into the Badlands symbols

Ninja Bandito

Aww, look how cute he is! And also deadly. But mostly cute.

Weapons used by ancient japanese fighters.

designed by MplusC

Sakura Shuriken

A hand drawn sacred geometry symbol in gold.

Martial arts films have been around about as long as motion picture cameras themselves, though the '80s saw a new subset of the genre rise to popularity. Ninja movies, based on the Shinobi covert agents of feudal Japan, took movie theaters and home video by storm. Typically dressed in all black with only a slit for their eyes, ninjas were equally proficient in stealth tactics and extreme fighting techniques. If you were a fan of ninja movies during this time, odds are you fell into one of two camps: Team Dudikoff: The fans of Michael Dudikoff and the American Ninja films, or, Team Kosugi: The fans of Sho Kosugi and the Revenge of the Ninja films series. This '80s design comes from the heyday of ninja movies, and very much looks the part.