Obake Magnets

Description: Obake Furby

Description: Obake no Q-tarō - Retro manga

Description: Hope You Like It!

Description: Hope You Like It!

Description: A replica of Nano's T-Shirt

Description: A fun little umbrella ghost guye!

Description: Detailed Japanese Obake ghost monster illustration from traditional folklore. Great graphic tee for fans of Japanese dark fantasy, mythology, and horror aesthetics.

Description: Bring a piece of traditional Japanese folklore to life with this vibrant kasa obake design.

Description: A rad and edgy design featuring a traditional Japanese Kasa-Obake (umbrella ghost) shredding on a skateboard. Perfect for skaters, anime lovers, and fans of modern Tokyo streetwear aesthetics.

Description: This kasa obake design will be great for any occasion that you need to look extra spooky for

Description: A demon parade featuring more than 20 of your favorite Japanese monsters, ghosts, henge, mononoke; etc. :3

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

Description: A vibrant take on the Chōchin-obake haunting a modern city corner. This creative visual captures the energetic movement and glowing charm of the iconic paper lantern ghost.

Description: Yokai

Description: See the magic of a Chōchin-obake awakening during a summer night. A unique concept blending traditional festival aesthetics with the whimsical mystery of a living lantern.

Description: Design inspired by Momo Ayase’s iconic t-shirts from Dandadan! CMYK-ready for best print quality.

Description: Discover the playful side of Japanese folklore with a Chōchin-obake lantern. This spirited design features a classic lolling tongue and an expressive, mischievous single eye.

Description: An illustration of a vintage kasa obake Japanese umbrella By Illustronii. perfect gift for kasa obake yokai, and Japanese folklore lovers.

Description: In Japanese mythology, a household item will acquire a soul once it has existed for 100 years, becoming a type of yokai called a tsukumogami. One of the more well-known tsukumogami is the karakasa-obake, which is born from a paper parasol. Behind it is a liveing paper lantern called a chochin-obake and a pair of animated sandals called bake-zori.

Description: Cursed utensils should always stick together. The umbrella and lantern are keeping each other company against those pesky raindrops.

Description: A yokai night parade of a kitsune with a lantern, a kappa, a one-eyed karakasa umbrella spirit, and a tengu walking beneath a full moon, in the style of a Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock print.

Description: This vengeful spirit creation features the stylized distressed kanji for Onryo juxtaposed over a dark, dripping silhouette of J-horror hair. Inspired by classic Japanese ghost stories and eerie folklore, this gothic calligraphy piece captures a dark occult aesthetic. Perfect for fans of Asian horror cinema, grunge streetwear, and alternative subcultures seeking to make a bold, mysterious statement with their dark fashion.

Description: Spooky

Description: A super spooky one-eyed umbrella that hops around on one leg and licks people. Mostly harmless.

Description: Japanese demon Kasa-obake for all myths and ghost stories fans.

Description: A cute little Kasa Obake!

Description: Unleash your inner demon with the Oni Mask tee – fierce, iconic, and deeply rooted in legend. Dare to wear the myth.

Description: Karakasa in aesthetic style.