Ittan Momen - 一反木綿 - [Tsukumogami/Yokai]

• About this Yokai •

Ittan Momen (JP: 一反木綿) - a dangerous Tsukumogami (Haunted Antique) bolt of thin, unused white cotton cloth that's 1 tan in length (about 10.6 meters in length by 30 centimetres in width) – it's really long. – It slithers through the air like a serpent at twilight, it strangles and suffocates unsuspecting people to death, scary! - Though, If you're a friend to yokai, perhaps it will give you a ride instead.

History: Yokai similar to Ittanmomen (in that they're bolts of white cloth (see last image.) appear in some of the earliest Hyakki yagyo picture scrolls.

There are also a few modern urban legends from Kagoshima prefecture having to do with sightings of cloth-shaped, unidentified flying objects.

The yokai's modern appearance is largely thanks to Shigeru Mizuki's kitaro where it appears as a regular cast member.

Sticker Art by @Samkalensky (yo thats me!) - Part of my Night parade of 100 Demons - Yokai & Japanese folklore sticker collection, weather resistant 4" Glossy sticker. Check my shop & follow @samkalensky for many more!