Fox wedding

I typically create individual origami models rather than compositions, but Kyohei Katsuta's work immediately caught my attention. His work is based on the Kitsune no Yomeiri (狐の嫁入り), or "The Fox's Wedding," a Japanese folklore about a supernatural event where fox spirits marry, represented by flames that resemble paper lanterns or torches that can be seen in the distance at night. According to the belief, the foxes gather in human-like clothing and perform a wedding ceremony in a sacred…

Translated from Mizuki Shigeru’s Mujyara, Japanese Wikipedia, Showa: A History of Japan, Tales of Old Japan, Kaii Yokai Densho Database, and Other Sources On a day when the sun shines bright and th…

The wedding day isn't just for the bride - men ought to get a chance to express their style through their clothes. And that's why tre...

MIOLA Ceramics’s Instagram photo: “Wedding top cake decoration 🦊🦊 Groom and bride foxes. A handmade ceramic figures to decorate your wedding cake with a fun, cute and special…”

Fashion Night/fox's wedding After touching the wedding dress~ let's continue to study the next one

Sorry, this is going to be a really short one. As always if anyone knows who the artists of art may be, please tell me. The Fox’s Wedding or Kitsune no Yomeiri is said to occur during sun sho…

"Heartmade Cottage products are sentimental keepsakes, little tokens of love, reminders of many wonderful moments to be cherished for a lifetime The Foxes are hand sculpted in polymer clay with added pearl Mica mineral powders for subtle shine and elegant marble effect. Handcrafted to order, your Fox couple will be one of a kind- every slightest change to facial expression, head tilt or body curve creates new little characters each time they are made. And you can personalise them to match…