Japanese Mythology Magnets

Enter the mystical world of traditional Japanese art with this exquisite "Ukiyo-e Style Traditional Japanese Dragon" print. Featuring a majestic dragon in the iconic ukiyo-e style, this artwork is a perfect blend of traditional and modern design.

"Black Cat" Original Artwork by Allie Hartley

Occult Skull Head Anime Dark Art fitting for japan enthusiast who loves occult or skull art. It can also be given as a Birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who also loves dart art style and occult design

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Demon Silhouette design fitting for japan enthusiast who loves japan demon. It can also be given as a Birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who also loves oni and japanese art.

Guess Who's Back

a design showcasing Japanese mythology

The amabie is a mythological Japanese creature. Rising from the sea, this scaled, long-haired, beaked & three-legged creature has the ability to forecast harvest. According to legend, if an image of the amabie is shown to the ill, they will be cured. This is my interpretation, where it's actually a mermaid wearing a mask who appeared.

The Kyubi no Kitsune from my series of illustrations of fantasy/mythological/folk animals with a “kawaii” style! ❤️

Give me all the piece and joy in your mind...or just give it to yourself.

This Japanese Dragon Tiger design features a Japanese mythical folklore dragon fighting a dragon.

Japanese horror legend yuki onna - the winter yokai, Expressive digital painting.

Sazae-oni from Japanese mythology.

The mythical Japanese Yokai that is born when an ancient umbrella gains consciousness

Evil demonic oni!

Cool fantasy anime girl with flowing purple hair is a mythical creature.

The Legendary Japanese Tengu

Kitsune fox masks in Japanese mythology

Kitsune fox masks in Japanese mythology

Komainu (狛犬), often called lion-dogs in English, are statue pairs of lion-like creatures either guarding the entrance or the honden, or inner shrine of many Japanese Shinto shrines or kept inside the inner shrine itself, where they are not visible to the public.

These illustrations are about lonely ghost called Yurei. She is based on Japanese mythological demon but with self-sufficient topics and passive storytelling through dark aesthetic.

These illustrations are about lonely ghost called Yurei. She is based on Japanese mythological demon but with self-sufficient topics and passive storytelling through dark aesthetic.

These illustrations are about lonely ghost called Yurei. She is based on Japanese mythological demon but with self-sufficient topics and passive storytelling through dark aesthetic.

These illustrations are about lonely ghost called Yurei. She is based on Japanese mythological demon but with self-sufficient topics and passive storytelling through dark aesthetic.

These illustrations are about lonely ghost called Yurei. She is based on Japanese mythological demon but with self-sufficient topics and passive storytelling through dark aesthetic.

These illustrations are about lonely ghost called Yurei. She is based on Japanese mythological demon but with self-sufficient topics and passive storytelling through dark aesthetic.

These illustrations are about lonely ghost called Yurei. She is based on Japanese mythological demon but with self-sufficient topics and passive storytelling through dark aesthetic.japanese

These illustrations are about lonely ghost called Yurei. She is based on Japanese mythological demon but with self-sufficient topics and passive storytelling through dark aesthetic.

These illustrations are about lonely ghost called Yurei. She is based on Japanese mythological demon but with self-sufficient topics and passive storytelling through dark aesthetic.

These illustrations are about lonely ghost called Yurei. She is based on Japanese mythological demon but with self-sufficient topics and passive storytelling through dark aesthetic.

These illustrations are about lonely ghost called Yurei. She is based on Japanese mythological demon but with self-sufficient topics and passive storytelling through dark aesthetic.

These illustrations are about lonely ghost called Yurei. She is based on Japanese mythological demon but with self-sufficient topics and passive storytelling through dark aesthetic.

These illustrations are about lonely ghost called Yurei. She is based on Japanese mythological demon but with self-sufficient topics and passive storytelling through dark aesthetic.

These illustrations are about lonely ghost called Yurei. She is based on Japanese mythological demon but with self-sufficient topics and passive storytelling through dark aesthetic.

These illustrations are about lonely ghost called Yurei. She is based on Japanese mythological demon but with self-sufficient topics and passive storytelling through dark aesthetic.

Komainu (狛犬), often called lion-dogs in English, are statue pairs of lion-like creatures either guarding the entrance or the honden, or inner shrine of many Japanese Shinto shrines or kept inside the inner shrine itself, where they are not visible to the public.