Youkai Long Sleeve T-Shirts

immortal hand of kaiju in youkai ecopop arts

Demon

What's inside?

Forest spirits are not welcome to everyone

Japanese tattoo, horimono inspired design by Blackline sw9. The japanese word Karasu means raven, crow or simply black bird, indicated just group of ravenbirds. Tengu himself is not a divinity but also a mystic goblin, half man, half bird, lives in deep forests - like elves or trolls. They are excellent masters of martial arts and in legends they were described as transmitter of budo arts to the man.

The half elephant half Jungle cat animal of Japanese myth that feasted on ghosts!

Cardian Leshy

Ukiyo-e artists of the late Edo period of Japan, Kuniyoshi Utagawa is, I've drawn in if the idea After depicting the modern alien. Late Mr. Hans Rudolf Giger and his collaboration of Kuniyoshi Utagawa now.

Foxes are cunning creatures with curious little faces.

a classic Yokai from Japanese Folklore

Foxes are cunning creatures with curious little faces.

The kanji used is the in-game "Arataki-ha" (Arataki Faction), plus the official stylized Ushi stamped on their hats :)

Foxes are cunning creatures with curious little faces.

the clash of the titans and kaijuu

A design of Komasan the yokai from the Yo-Kai Watch cartoon and video games! He has a cute, starry-eyed expression and the design also features his catchphrase in the anime, "Oh mah swirls!" Shirts come in many colors, so please choose the color you think looks best!

Kitsune

Cat of the five virtues

A Japanese Ghost Youkai Horror art: the perfect design for products that evoke J-Horror, supernatural scares, ghost stories, psychological terror, haunted folklore, scary movies, asian horror, spine-chilling tales.

This character is inspired by youkai from Natsume Yuujinchou anime mixed with nyanko-sensei and Reiko's figure.

A Japanese Oni Youkai art: the perfect design for products that evoke yokai folklore, mythical creature, japanese folklore, demon mask, folklore tales, supernatural being, traditional folklore, mythological creature.

Kitsune wife from Kagawa traditional tale

Ancient samurai kitsune fox mask

Ancient Japanese Youkai

Jiitan Junior

jigoku sensei nube the demon teacher

in chinese cultura has a tale about magical fox that breathe fire, called foxfire

Anger, Jealousy, Resentment: A Hannya tattoo indicates that the wearer is unforgiving. Hannya originate from the Sanskrit term for wisdom—specifically Prajñāpāramitā, the highest form of Buddhist wisdom which leads to enlightenment. The juxtaposition of the highest form of wisdom and creatures who represent direct opposition to that wisdom comes from the use of the hannya mask in noh. In the play Aoi no Ue, a shugenja (an ascetic mystic) exorcises the spirit of the hannya Lady Rokujō from Lady Aoi. As it is driven away, the evil spirit cries out, “Oh, how horrible! The voice of wisdom is like a demon!” Since then, demon masks and wisdom have been associated with each other.

dino kaijuu in nuclear explosion

Hannya Mask for Oni demon , (Japanese Yokai)

Karajishi, Protector of the Buddhist Law. Karajishi means “Chinese Lion Dog” in Japanese, a magical being with supernatural powers and the power to drive off evil spirits. You will often find a pair of these Lion Dogs standing guard outside the gates of a Japanese Shinto shrine or Buddhist temple, to prevent evil from entering. The Shishi-mai (Guardian Lion Dance) is a traditional dance in Japan in which performers wear a lion costume and mimic a lion's movements to music. The dance is usually performed as part of New Year's celebrations as well as other traditional, cultural and religious festivals. Shishimai dance serves the purpose to ward off evil and bring good fortune. Original design by Blacklinesw9

Meiji Shrine design emanates tranquility and cultural elegance, featuring a harmonious blend of traditional Japanese architecture against a backdrop of serene greens, capturing the spiritual serenity of Tokyo's iconic Meiji Shrine.

Sensoji Temple design exudes cultural grace, featuring traditional Japanese architecture adorned in warm reds and tranquil greens, capturing the spiritual serenity and historical significance of Tokyo's oldest and most revered Buddhist temple.

kaijuu in pattern madness ecopop with mexican geometry from totonac and mayan culture by lebeau

Meiji Shrine design emanates tranquility and cultural elegance, featuring a harmonious blend of traditional Japanese architecture against a backdrop of serene greens, capturing the spiritual serenity of Tokyo's iconic Meiji Shrine.

Sensoji Temple design exudes cultural grace, featuring traditional Japanese architecture adorned in warm reds and tranquil greens, capturing the spiritual serenity and historical significance of Tokyo's oldest and most revered Buddhist temple.