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Yokai: 35 Years Later; Colin Christian
Karakasa (Chinese umbrella), or Kasa Obake, are a type of Tsukumogami, a form of Japanese Spirit that originate from objects reaching their 100th year of existence, thus becoming animate. Karakasa in particular are Spirits of Parasols (umbrellas) that reach the century milestone. They are typically portrayed with one eye, a long tongue protruding from an open mouth, and a single foot, generally wearing a geta. These umbrella spirits are mischievous and enjoy trying to trick and frighten peopl...
Mixed Media Illustrations by Sarah Graybill | Art and Design
Meeting Sarah Graybill is an America illustrator who works on mixed media illustrations. Inspired by Eastern folklore, specifically Japanese Yokai stories, Sarah created amazing gallery fused with Japanese culture and fantasy. Unmasked Under The Gate three The Moon The Golden… Continue Reading →