Onigawara Gargoyle and Sparrows (Totoya Hokkei) | Japanese Ukiyo-e | Funny Cute Kawaii Oni Yokai | Vintage Framed & Mounted Print Size:20"x20" the Bardo is a time

the Bardo is a time of great spiritual significance

She is often depicted standing on the prostrate form of Shiva

The print depicts a scene of a snake coiling around a melon

Each work is a handmade digital restoration of the original image

Onigawara Gargoyle and Sparrows (Totoya Hokkei) | Japanese Ukiyo-e | Funny Cute Kawaii Oni Yokai | Vintage Framed & Mounted Print Size:20"x20" the Bardo is a timeOnigawara are roof tiles or roof ornaments in the shape of a demon's face, commonly found in traditional Japanese architecture. They are used to decorate the edges of roofs, and are believed to protect buildings from evil spirits. Onigawara are typically made of clay or ceramic, and are shaped and painted to resemble a demon's face with fangs and a menacing expression. They are often found on temples, shrines, and other traditional buildings, and are