Yatagarasu Tapestries

Yatagarasu is a Japanese mythical figure and takes the form of a three-legged crow. She is a kami in Shinto mythology. This drawing of Shinto figure Yatakarasu is perfectly suitable for friends of Japanese culture and lovers of crows and ravens.

Crow to be in Japan mythology, at the time of Jimmu eastern expedition, and sent forth under the Emperor Jimmu by Kosumeragi production spirit Mikoto, it is assumed that the directions to the Yamato country from Kumano country is a (crow). The figure picture is transmitted more old crow known as three-legged in general.

Exclusive artwork for Two Tailed Tom, with a reference to the imperial navy in WWII, vintage style - original Two Tailed Tom design

Yatagarasu (八咫烏) is a mythical crow and a god in Shinto mythology!

Sumi-E mythicals. Enjoy it.

The three-legged (or tripedal) crow is a mythological creature in various mythologies and arts of East Asia. It is believed to inhabit and represent the Sun.

Inspired by the Japanese three legged crow, which represents the sun-yatagarasu, I’ve created my own mythological creature mixed with my symbolism of corvids as love and loyalty. Sometimes you converge with those who you have an intense bond with, regardless of if it lasting a few weeks, years, or decades. Every star fades but if it’s a fated connection, it burns the longest shadows and scintillates the most radiant of flames. We are the sun and moon, waning and waxing. Coming to and fading out.