Japanese Mythology T-Shirts

Komainu, often called lion-dogs in English, are statue pairs of lion-like creatures either guarding the entrance or the honden, or inner shrine of man. Japanese Shinto shrines or kept inside the inner shrine itself, where they are not visible to the public.

Akuma Katana evil Samurai

another take on an oni from Japanese mythology.

A Jade moon rabbit jumping over rice cakes.

This illustration brought to you with a spirit of freedom. Available for T-shirt, hoodie, phone case, mug, tote bag and many more.

Dragon japanase art style manga and kanji

Byakko The Celestial Tiger

For daily usage, exposure, gifts, travel, vacation, fashion, workout, etc.

Don't look into her eyes!

A design featuring some original art of mine done for Inktober, starring a demon girl!

a cool design of different oni

The last two illustrations in this series (grape and pomegranate) were very ancient-greeky so I wanted to do something more international and with more pop-culture associations, so I picked: Orange! In the far east, the orange is a symbol of the sun. They are a symbol of good luck and fertility. The orange is rare among trees for its ability to have both flowers and fruit on a branch at once, leading to associations with both virginity and fertility combined; to this end, it is a traditional symbol of brides in China. I chose a qipao dress for this orangey bride, though I did add a big slit up the side so she could get her leg out for more tattoos. There’s so many orange references in this pic, I thought I’d just straight up ...

Raijin is the Japanese thunder god, born from Izanagi's dying body, along with the 8 thunder deities, symbolized by the 8 taiko drums surrounding him. While depicted as an Oni, his divinity is shown by the halo often drawn around him, and his fearsome appearance is backed by the fearsome power of the Japanese storms. Raijin is one of the most revered deities in Japan, as the storms brought not only destruction, but also much-needed rains for their rice fields, one of the most important crops of Japan.

Japanese Cerberus

Japanese Cerberus

Mom is the best woman

Nure-Onna

This vintage manga graphic features a kuchisake onna (woman with cut mouth).

Yes, they really are!

Cool Phoenix

She only has 7 tails, so she must be young.

Step into a world of fantasy and adventure with this Japanese Tanuki Samurai Cat! Incorporating traditional eastern motifs such as trees, blossoms, and flowers, this design blends ancient Japanese culture with modern design. Whether you're a fan of fantasy, mythology, or simply appreciate beautiful and intricate art, it is sure to impress!

Japanese demons from time immemorial haunted the population of the village, plundering and murdering. These unrestrained warriors are the bane of the common populace.

Maneki Neko Legend by ISC Productions

A mythology from Japan

Kuchisake-Onna - Japanese Horror legend, slit mouthed woman.

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.

Smokey Serpent Dragon. Here is a serpent dragon drawing I did using permanent markers (a b/w version). Watch me create this design here: youtu.be/Hdi0trQaRrI The original colored version is available here: teepublic.com/t-shirt/4397468-serpent-dragon

A Japanese Oni art: the perfect design for products that evoke yokai folklore, mythical creature, japanese folklore, demon mask, folklore tales, supernatural being, traditional folklore, mythological creature.

Japanese aesthetic dragon design style for anyone who loves dragons, Japan and Japanese culture.

Hannya tattoo

Foxes are a common subject of Japanese folklore

This Japanese Giant Carp Samurai design features a samurai warrior fighting a Japanese mythical giant carp fish.

Here it is, the logo for the second season of Yokai Tales! Kappaman, the host of Yokai Tales, is depicted at the bottom with all manner of yokai exploding from his mind, ready to climb out and cause mischief! This design was illustrated by the writer/director of Yokai Tales, Adam VanHorne.

This Japanese Demon Oni Mask artwork features a Japanese mythical creature mask.

Young dragon hot noodles