Japanese Mythology Hoodies

White illustration of a Kitsune Mask Aesthetic and minimalist design with Japanese calligraphy “kitsune” written below, which means fox.

demon face

For all dragon lovers and lovers of japanese mythology! Add power to your favorite products with Watatsumi the japanese dragon !

Angry Japanese Demon Mask

The gorgon’s head has been removed and I hope you heed the message it’s telling you! Do not adjust your television set! This is one spooky head and he’s gonna give ya some neon chills!

Haniwa were terracotta clay figures were made for ritual use and buried with the dead as funerary objects during the Kofun period (3rd to 6th centuries AD) of Japan.

"Embark on a journey through ancient legends with our captivating Japan Dragon Water design. This exquisite artwork showcases a majestic dragon, a symbol of power and grace, surrounded by the tranquil embrace of water. The intricate details and rich colors pay homage to Japanese artistry, while the dragon's presence exudes both strength and serenity. Immerse yourself in the mystical world of Japanese mythology with this mesmerizing Japan Dragon Water artwork."

Usually it is better to avoid the yuki-onna, but today she is in a playful and magical mood.

This Japanese mythology design features a cat samurai warrior riding a mythical dragon.

This ancient Chinese mythology design features the Chinese folklore monkey king Sun Wukong.

It may not be space but finding a moon ball underwater is just as good! Copyright 2023 Kristen O'Keefe Lightning Wolf Illustrations. All rights reserved. All images property of Kristen O’Keefe and are protected by copyright law. Resale, downloading, reproducing, printing, and comping of these images is illegal without permission of the artist. Theft will be prosecuted.

Japanese oni masks and wind clouds for a spooky day!

The Monkey King brought the Rabbit back to the Moon to thank him for his generosity. 19th century Japanese print by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi

Mythical dragon colorful design. Design by me ulunkz.

Golden Dragon

Design created from my gouache painting of the Japanese yokai, Kappa.

This captivating image seamlessly blends the fluidity and grace of ocean waves with the mystical allure of a kitsune, a mythical fox spirit from Japanese folklore. The waves take on a mesmerizing dance, embodying the ebb and flow of the sea's energy, while a kitsune delicately emerges, evoking an aura of enchantment and mysticism. The kitsune's presence infuses a sense of intrigue and magic into the rhythmic movement of the waves, painting a visual symphony that enchants the observer with the beauty of both nature and folklore.

The Year Of Dragon

Traditional yokai illustrations, Japanese folklore creatures, Yokai mythology art, Mythical creatures of Japan, Supernatural beings in Japanese art, Yokai spirits and monsters.

Discover your inner strength with our "Embrace the Oni: Inner Strength Tee." Featuring a striking red Oni mask at the center, symbolizing resilience and power. Above, the bold text "embrace the red oni within" encourages self-acceptance and empowerment. Below, an inspiring phrase completes the design, reminding you to unleash your true potential.

I designed for Kitsune lovers.

The illustration depicts a kitsune, a mythical fox from Japanese tradition, engaged in a ceremonial dance against the backdrop of a full moon. Its nine tails symbolize potent powers, and the golden fur reflects the creature's divine nature. In this mystical scene, the kitsune exudes magic, serving as a reminder of its role as a spiritual phenomenon capable of shape-shifting and influencing human destinies.

This cute Baby Kappy likes to sit on the riverside and watch the sun goes down. It also likes cucumbers!

Karang Sae is an ornamental motif in the shape of a giant bat's head as if it were horned with pointed teeth

Draped in moonlit mystery, this elegant Yokai design depicts a serene Japanese spirit, her silhouette a dance of ink and shadow. The design combines traditional folklore with the timeless beauty of monochromatic art, making it a sublime choice for lovers of Japanese culture and the supernatural. Ideal for those who find beauty in the eerie silence of the night, this garment captures the haunting elegance of Yokai, creatures that wander ethereally between the realms of myth and reality.

Japanese Folklore

The sign of the dog in japanese and the eleventh sign of the Chinese zodiac in a rough and wild calligraphic writing design.

Japanese fox spirits, Mythical fox creatures, Nine-tailed fox illustrations, Trickster spirits, Kitsune folklore art, Shapeshifting fox art, Magical foxes.

Traditional yokai illustrations, Japanese folklore creatures, Yokai mythology art, Mythical creatures of Japan, Supernatural beings in Japanese art, Yokai spirits and monsters.

Wrath of a Samurai No. 2: Oni Transformation -- A perturbed Samurai (Japanese Demon, Oni Demon, Hannya Demon) with the word "Idiot", "Stupid" in kanji (痴 [chī] ) on his forehead on a Dark Background

Wrath of a Samurai No. 2: Oni Transformation -- A perturbed Samurai (Japanese Demon, Oni Demon, Hannya Demon) with the word "Idiot", "Stupid" in kanji (痴 [chī] ) on his forehead on a Dark Background

Samurai were the hereditary military nobility and officer caste of medieval and early-modern Japan from the late 12th century to their abolition in 1876.

Banner image of Japanese sword god, Kami of Kashima, Takemikazuchi

Though the overall story and appearance of the mask may seem dark, the word Hannya in Japanese actually means “wisdom” and the masks themselves are considered a symbol of good luck. In Japan today, masks are often used as a means of warding off evil.

Oni is a creepy demon king decorated with beautiful flowers to neutralize it

Kitsune 9 tailed fox, I thought the different tails would be perfect for rainbow colors especially since its pride month! :D Pride Kitsune!