Japanese Butterfly Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Metamorphosis of Butterfly Charonda The Great Purple Japanese Butterfly

This is the Musubi Chohanagata (結び蝶花形) mon, meaning "Paper Butterfly with Knot".

This is the Ageha Cho (揚羽蝶) mon, meaning "swallowtail butterfly". Mon (紋), also known as monsho (紋章) or kamon (家紋), are Japanese emblems used to decorate and identify an individual, a family, or an institution or business entity (e.g. Mitstubisi logo). Japanese Mon are similar to the badges and coats of arms in European heraldic tradition, which likewise are used to identify individuals and families. Mon are often referred to as crests in Western literature.

Japanese butterfly. They are digitally enhanced from the original 1904 edition. An elegant and delicate flight of butterflies painted in a shade of watercolor blue on a pure white background. The butterflies seem to float lightly in the air as if they were animated by a gentle breeze. The contrast with the white background accentuates their beauty and delicacy.

This unique design features the flag Japan on a beautiful butterfly. The flag contours to the details in the wings and curves around the body of the butterfly giving it a realistic look. The edges of the wings are painted black which frames the Japanese flag inside of the pattern. This wonderful flying creature is a perfect combination of nature and patriotism.

Inspired in Fatal Frame video games.

Asian Fairy wearing a red corset, surrounded by colourful flowers.

This is the Kiku Tobi Cho (菊飛び蝶) mon, meaning "Chrysanthemum Flower Butterfly".

Digital collage and elaboration by Bulgan Lumini © from vintage Japanese paintings.,

This is the Ogi Kocho (扇胡蝶) mon, meaning "Butterfly-shaped Fans".

This is the Ken Katabami Tobi Cho (剣片喰飛び蝶) mon, meaning "Flying Butterfly of Woodsorrel of Sword".

"Butterfly Effect" japanese ASCII art design, with 3D anaglyph effect (cyan red).

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Flower arrangement of outline butterfly with blooming sakura on white background. Tattoo style.

Butterflies are truly remarkable creatures with their delicate wings and stunning colors. They are a symbol of beauty, grace, and elegance, making them a popular subject for a variety of products such as phone cases, t-shirts, and home decor. Featuring a butterfly on your product adds a touch of natural beauty and creates a sense of peacefulness and tranquility. Whether you're looking to add a pop of color or a subtle touch of elegance to your item, incorporating a butterfly design is sure to catch the eye of anyone looking for something unique and beautiful. So why not add a touch of nature's beauty to your product by featuring a butterfly design?

My drawing of a koi fish

My drawing of a koi fish

This image presents a stylized illustration of a woman in traditional Japanese attire, from the Art Nouveau period. The woman is seen from the side, offering a profile view. She has an simple hairstyle and is holding flowers and ribbons that flow into the surrounding space. The illustration is rich with colours and patterns, particularly seen in the multitude of butterflies fluttering around her, which add a dynamic and whimsical feel to the image.

Lady Butterfly, portrait of a geisha with butterfly wings Original painting, acrylic ink and watercolor

Jolyne - Cyber Butterfly

Japanese style ink painting of a butterfly, sumi e style.

This is the Mukai Cho (向い蝶) mon, meaning “Facing Butterflies”.

Baby caterpillar (atlas moth and Sasakia charonda)

Vintage design of a yellow butterfly

Watercolor cherry blossom flowers and swallowtail butterflies in peaches and greens on a navy blue background.

japanese firefly

A Japanese Chin sits in the soft grass surrounded by flowers.

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Butterfly Japanese grunge aesthetics Kanji

The artwork features a vibrant array of colors, ranging from warm hues like fiery reds and oranges to cool shades like soothing blues and greens. These colors blend harmoniously, evoking a sense of energy and liveliness within the piece. The use of vivid colors adds a dynamic quality, drawing the viewer's attention and creating a visually engaging experience.

The artwork features a vibrant array of colors, ranging from warm hues like fiery reds and oranges to cool shades like soothing blues and greens. These colors blend harmoniously, evoking a sense of energy and liveliness within the piece. The use of vivid colors adds a dynamic quality, drawing the viewer's attention and creating a visually engaging experience.

Ogenki Desu Ka, How Are You - Cat Masked Woman

Mukai Cho (向い蝶), meaning "Facing Butterflies", this mon was also used as kamon by the Otani clan in Sengoku Jidai.

Dark nuar print with character Esdeath

Earth Guardian

Winner never quit Manga style