Karasu Stickers

Karasu

For a talking cat, nothing is ordinary. Living with two girls that don't listen to you, a crow that thinks he's superior. Nobody understands, but you do.

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.

Karasu black koi fish, beautiful design inspired by oriental japanese art.

Crows search the death on the battlefield

Tengu are a type of legendary creature found in Japanese folk religion. They are considered a type of yōkai or Shinto kami. The tengu were originally thought to take the forms of birds of prey and monkey deity, they are traditionally depicted with human, monkey and avian characteristics.

I've seen the poster of this movie so many times and i always thought this was a ordinary gory horror pic. I would never imagine a hilarious gore-fest which was one of famous Peter Jackson's first films. With crazy angles, hilarious dialogue and a surprising subtle mama's boy plot you need to see this freak show!🧟‍♂️

Monochromatic black and white Karasu black koi fish, beautiful design inspired by oriental japanese art.

Sumie Brushstroke two Karasu black koi fish pond, beautiful design inspired by oriental zen culture japanese art.

Sumie Brushstroke Karasu black koi fish, beautiful design inspired by oriental zen culture japanese art.

Funky and Fresh Design to spread the Karasu Projects Love and passion.

Jolly Roger

mecha version of the tengu in steampunk theme artwork.

tengu head with steampunk ang cyborg base artwork

The Raven Black and white drawing art.

Fanart of Tanaka from Haikyuu, we make it just for you...

Black Crows

Yatagarasu is a Japanese mythical figure and takes the form of a three-legged crow. She is a kami in Shinto mythology. This drawing of Shinto figure Yatakarasu is perfectly suitable for friends of Japanese culture and lovers of crows and ravens.