Japanese Mythology Stickers

Lamia Japanese Mythology Mythos

AI generated image of Godzilla in a city on fire

This is a scan of an old Japanese Flatwoods Monster novelty sticker. The inscription translates to 3 Meter Alien, which is the typical name Braxxie goes by among Japanese Kajiu fans.

A Mandalorian mythosaur skull with a Bo-Katan bent

Hope you like it.

The ancient art of Japanese Kanji calligraphy and a cute fox who paints with ink. A kitsune (myth of Japan) drawing strokes in a watercolor

Kitsune is the Japanese name for the red fox and the ice fox. In mythology, they are considered to have a special power. He is also called the nine-tailed Japanese fox. This kawaii cartoon drawing of Yokai character Kitsune is perfect for friends of Japanese culture and lovers of mythical creatures.

Muscat Coconut Banana Melon

Seiryu (Qing Long)

Imaginary Samurai sword slice of a Dragon Statue. Fruit Ninja style

This Japanese dragon graphic tee is a must-have for fantasy and dragon enthusiasts. Ideal for those who admire mythical creatures and dragons. A perfect gift for anyone who appreciates the beauty of Eastern dragon mythology.

Kitsune.

Chochin obake, japanese paper lantern ghost. Digital painting inspired by the style of Hokusai.

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.

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

Dragons have played an important role in Japanese culture for centuries, and their significance can be seen in various aspects of Japanese society, from mythology and folklore to art and symbolism. In Japanese mythology, dragons are considered to be powerful and benevolent creatures, often associated with water and rain. The most famous dragon in Japanese mythology is probably the dragon-god Ryujin, who is said to reside in the ocean and control the tides.

Ukiyo-e is a genre of Japanese art which flourished from the 17th through 19th centuries. Its artists produced woodblock prints and paintings of such subjects as female beauties; kabuki actors and sumo wrestlers; scenes from history and folk tales; travel scenes and landscapes; flora and fauna; and erotica. The term ukiyo-e (浮世絵) translates as "pictures of the floating world".

Japanese Kabuki spider mask comes as inspiration from Jorōgumo that is a type of Yōkai, a creature, ghost or goblin of Japanese folklore.

Armored horse from Samurai Jack

Our mythic koi with golden dragon reps the legendary myth of the journey against the stream in search of enlightenment..

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Mix of a Kitsune and an Oni mask

A strong Yokai to protect you!