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Oni - The earliest images of oni are seen in Buddhist depictions of hell, such as the late-twelfth-century Jigoku zoshi (Hell scrolls). As the image developed it was probably also influenced by early pictures of Raijin (the thunder deity), as found in, for example, the thirteenth-century illustrated Kitanotenjin engiemaki. Portrayal of the oni as a fierce, demonic, violent horned figure has remained remarkably consistent since these early illustrations. Original illustration by Shinonome Kijin. Oni Art, Spirits Art, Japanese Tattoo Ideas, Oni Tattoo, Traditional Japanese Tattoo Designs, Japanese Yokai, Japanese Buddhism, Traditional Japanese Tattoo, Oni Demon

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