Oni painting

woodblock print by Matahei (early 18th century); printed from re-carved blocks probably early 20th century; from my collection. A devil as an itinerant priest in the Otsu-e style. This design was pasted inside houses for protection. Oban tate-e (24.5 x 44.0 cm). From the Mingeikan Folk Crafts Museum description of Otsu-e: "The name otsu-e is derived from the place where these paintings were sold, in and around the post town of Otsu, which lay on the Tokaido Road running between Edo (present…

Hi everyone! The Moku Hanga Inspired playing card project was our first foray in playing cards design. Now that we have finished the Kickstarter portion of this project, we wanted to show everyone some of the source inspiration that we had for this project. We hope that you enjoy! A Vol d'Oiseau

*Tracked shipping included. Add a touch of Japanese folklore to your home with this unique Oni painting. Available as a high-quality canvas print or poster, this piece of wall decor is sure to stand out and enhance any room's decor. The canvas and prints are of the highest quality, ensuring that this artwork will last for years to come. This piece is perfect for those interested in Japanese folklore, Japan, Oriental paintings, demons, and cool artwork. Don't miss your chance to own a…

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Japanese oni demon design done with ballpoint and brush pen

Original Tim Lehi 2019 “Oni Tiger Dust Up” Painting. Ink, watercolor and liquid acrylic on watercolor paper. Size 15” X 21 1/2”.

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Oni Samurai. Oni (鬼) are a kind of yōkai, or supernatural ogre, or trolls in Japanese folklore. They typically portrayed as hulking figures with one or more horns growing out of their heads. Stereo-typically, they are conceived of as red or blue-colored (green-colored), wearing loincloths of tiger pelt, and carrying iron clubs. They are popular characters in Japanese art, literature, and theatre.

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