Gashadokuro Artwork Lot what more could you ask

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the Japanese cherry tree

an ink stone and a black ink stick

The fluid fabric of this sleep kimono falls gracefully on the curves of your body

An elastic band is provided to keep the cover in place

Gashadokuro Artwork Lot what more could you askJapanese artwork representing warriors and gashadokuro In Japanese folklore, the gashadokuro is a spirit taking the form of a giant skeleton. This ykai wanders the countryside at night, looking for lonely travelers to rip off their heads and drink their blood. This gashadokuro comes from the triptych of artwork prints by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Takiyasha the witch and the skeleton ghost, dating from 1844 and featuring a princess invoking this ykai in order