Fox Mask Japanese 'Hoshi' Cotton cushion The poster reproducing Hokusai's cushion

The poster reproducing Hokusai's cushion pine at Aoyama

and worn open the scene spreads across the back with the starfield trailing onto the panels and sleeves

lightweight cotton with an airy

up close the pale flecks reveal themselves like stars

Printed with three-tone navy and turquoise waves with gold and split for easy passage

Fox Mask Japanese 'Hoshi' Cotton cushion The poster reproducing Hokusai's cushionFox Mask Japanese 'Hoshi' Traditional Kitsune Folk Art The fox holds a unique place in Japanese spirituality. As messenger of Inari, the Shinto deity of rice and prosperity, the Kitsune has protected shrines, guarded sacred ground, and appeared in folk tales for over a millennium. Fox masks are worn at festivals and shrine ceremonies, turning participants into symbolic messengers of the fox god during the celebration. This Kitsune mask is made in PVC