Japanese Moth Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Vintage Japanese matchbox art

moth

Skull moth japanese

Moth horror japanese

Moth and plant illustration from Churui Gafu (1910) by Morimoto Toko.

original art work from my tattoo sketchbook. geisha and kitsune mask moth.

Mothra getting distracted by a large light. Just a big "dumb bug".

Moths and butterlies 19th century Japan Sketches

Earth Guardian

The cutest moth alive!

Celebrate your love of manga and kaiju with this fun, Japanese-style design.

Giant mechanical moth monster

Step into a nostalgic kaiju adventure with our Vintage Asian Moth Retro Sci-Fi Movie Art. This artwork pays homage to the classic monster movie era, capturing the essence of vintage sci-fi illustration.

Night Moth Butterfly Origami Sticker Style Design

Ronin of bug squad

Rising Sun Warrior Spirit.

A girl is crying ghosts from the cemetery she has at the top of her head, cute moths climb on her cyan hair to receive the light of the moon

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

Baby caterpillar (atlas moth and Sasakia charonda)

Gamu-gamo (moth)

Protector of Earth

This design is the same as the other Freddie May shirt but with added script written in Japanese characters that translate into Flatwoods Monster. A special thanks to Mariko Riffle for her help in translating!

Mothra in her original design

Butterflies and moths sketch from 19th century japan

These butterflies and sakura blossoms are drawn in japanese style on a background of rich blue and purple hues. Butterflies in Japanese culture are symbols of purity and personal transformation while in China, they represent love.

Moths and Butterflies sketch 19th century japanese

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 favorite chocolate!

my favorite taro!

what would happen if these two kaijus get mixed-up ?

my favorite green tea!