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Rin Okumura 80's retro design for Ao no Exorcist (Blue Exorcist) fans

This is my Cute Little Pig in Ao dai Hue and Non la. I'm drawing a collection of traditional costumes for my Cute Little Pig design. Please visit my shop to see more designs.

Vai dar banho ao cão, tuga típico, humor português, v1 Frases em português Filosofia óbvia. Portuguese humor. Portugal.

Vai dar banho ao cão, tuga típico, humor português, v2 Frases em português Filosofia óbvia. Portuguese humor. Portugal.

Rin Okumura and Yukio Okumura 80's retro design for Ao no Exorcist (Blue Exorcist) fans

Rin Okumura (奥村燐) 80's retro design for Ao no Exorcist (Blue Exorcist) fans

Blue exorcist For Men Womens Kids

Mephisto Pheles and Amaimon 80's retro design for Ao no Exorcist (Blue Exorcist) fans

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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.

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.

A Blue Exorcist inspired design.

Yo AO Skrimp!

Are you addicted to Audiobooks? Tell the world with this shirt!

Gratidão ao Universo

Vietnamese Woman in Traditional Ao Dai

Renne's Tea Party

It's that time of the year again, the time of TẾT, or Lunar New Year holiday! As in Vietnam, kids look forward to wearing new clothes and grabbing all the lucky money they can.

Rin Okumura 80's retro design for Ao no Exorcist (Blue Exorcist) fans

Add some more fun to your wardrobe with this funny design or surprise someone with an amazing gift!

Hidoshi Ao ReGloss

Kuro from Ao No Exorcist, part of the Lucky Cat series.

Minimalist of twins Rin and Yukio

Ashes of Love: Xu Feng & Jin Mi

chibi Rin

Cherry Blossom in Lunar New Year

Djokovic 2023

Siger (Lampung, sigokh) is a triangular, golden-colored crown of Lampung brides and usually has nine or seven branches or grooves. Siger is a very common object in Lampung and is a typical symbol of this region. Siger is made of copper, brass or other metal painted in gold. Siger is usually used by Lampung tribal brides at weddings or other cultural events. In ancient times, Siger was made from real gold and used by Lampung women not only as a bridal crown, but as a jewelry item used daily.

Saigon dep lam design

Match Point - Tennis Court

Lohengrin Castle

Siger (Lampung, sigokh) is a triangular, golden-colored crown of Lampung brides and usually has nine or seven branches or grooves. Siger is a very common object in Lampung and is a typical symbol of this region. Siger is made of copper, brass or other metal painted in gold. Siger is usually used by Lampung tribal brides at weddings or other cultural events. In ancient times, Siger was made from real gold and used by Lampung women not only as a bridal crown, but as a jewelry item used daily.