Karakasa Pillows
Description: In Japanese mythology, a household item will acquire a soul once it has existed for 100 years, becoming a type of yokai called a tsukumogami. One of the more well-known tsukumogami is the karakasa-obake, which is born from a paper parasol. Behind it is a liveing paper lantern called a chochin-obake and a pair of animated sandals called bake-zori.
Description: A yokai night parade of a kitsune with a lantern, a kappa, a one-eyed karakasa umbrella spirit, and a tengu walking beneath a full moon, in the style of a Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock print.
Yokai Night Parade Japanese Woodblock Hyakki Yagyo Pillow
by Delta Zero Seven
$23 $28
Description: A one-eyed umbrella yokai steps through diagonal rain in a woodblock-inspired design with Japanese 傘おばけ lettering. A playful take on the kasa obake of Japanese folklore. Created with AI assistance and digitally refined.
Kasa Obake Umbrella Yokai Japanese Ukiyo-e Art – Light Pillow
by ModThreads
$23 $28
