Yokai Mugs

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a fusion of style and mystique! Immerse yourself in the allure of this unique design that seamlessly blends Japanase culture -inspired elements with contemporary fashion.

red symmetry oni mask with frame

The Death of Oni

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The japanese oni's are mythical creatures who can take the form of either men or women and have been know to bring luck and fortune to those who come across them.

The japanese oni's are mythical creatures who can take the form of either men or women and have been know to bring luck and fortune to those who come across them.

Nekomata Girl / Yokai Collection

Tengu, a legendary creature found in Japanese folk religion.for all the weebs around the world.

Yukari Yakumo opens dimensional rifts from her Parasol

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Komasan

best design retro vintage

One spirited princess

A little sculpture of a nekomata (two-tailed cat yokai) made out of clay

Blue oni mask

An Illustration of Red Oni Mask

Chibi Japanese Oni

Bearded Oni Man

Yakusoku - spring

Shinigami (死神, "Grim Reaper", "death bringer" or "death spirit") are gods or supernatural spirits that invite humans toward death in certain aspects of Japanese religion and culture. Shinigami have been described as monsters, helpers, and creatures of darkness

Japanese mythology that has a frightening appearance and supernatural powers.

Ao bōzu Aobouzu青坊主 あおぼうず Translation: blue monk Habitat: wheat and barley fields, uninhabited homes, lonely roads Diet: varies from region to region; commonly children Appearance: Ao bōzu are generally depicted as large, one-eyed, blue-skinned priests with a strong connection to magic. However, local accounts vary greatly in details such as size, number of eyes, and habitat. In Okayama, they are described as two-eyed giants who take up residence in abandoned or uninhabited homes. In other stories, they appear in wheat fields, or on dark, lonely roads.

Ao bōzu Aobouzu青坊主 あおぼうず Translation: blue monk Habitat: wheat and barley fields, uninhabited homes, lonely roads Diet: varies from region to region; commonly children Appearance: Ao bōzu are generally depicted as large, one-eyed, blue-skinned priests with a strong connection to magic. However, local accounts vary greatly in details such as size, number of eyes, and habitat. In Okayama, they are described as two-eyed giants who take up residence in abandoned or uninhabited homes. In other stories, they appear in wheat fields, or on dark, lonely roads.

Ao bōzu Aobouzu青坊主 あおぼうず Translation: blue monk Habitat: wheat and barley fields, uninhabited homes, lonely roads Diet: varies from region to region; commonly children Appearance: Ao bōzu are generally depicted as large, one-eyed, blue-skinned priests with a strong connection to magic. However, local accounts vary greatly in details such as size, number of eyes, and habitat. In Okayama, they are described as two-eyed giants who take up residence in abandoned or uninhabited homes. In other stories, they appear in wheat fields, or on dark, lonely roads.

"Summon the Demon" with this bold Oni t-shirt design inspired by Japanese mythology. Featuring a fierce demon surrounded by flames, available in various sizes and colors.

Ghost of Yasukata

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An Illustration of Red Flying Oni

A very special version of Kyūbi no kitsune or nine-tailed fox. Inspired by mythological creatures from Japanese folklore.

Experience the clash of good and evil with our Monk Oni t-shirt design! Inspired by Japanese mythology, featuring a demon monk in a dynamic pose. Available in various sizes.

the tsuchigumo is a spider yokai, a japanese demon but it also is used to describe renegade clans in a derogatory way

Oni mask myth of japan

Heat up your wardrobe with our Flame Oni t-shirt design! Inspired by Japanese mythology, featuring a fiery demon surrounded by flames. Available in various sizes.