Thank you for viewing! I've created humorous tsukumogami using wool felt. Tsukumogami are spirits or transformed yokai that inhabit tools and objects that have existed for a long time. While it's important to do things like spring cleaning and decluttering, I hope to remember the importance of cherishing things and expressing gratitude (^^) • Narukama (Boiling Pot Spirit) • Shamozi no Yokai (Rice Paddle Yokai) • Oke no Yokai (Wooden Bucket Yokai) • Chochin Obake (Lantern Ghosts - one-eyed, two-eyed, and three-eyed) • Karakasabake (Umbrella Yokai) • Rosoku no Yokai (Candle Yokai) • Biwa Bokuboku (Biwa Spirit) • Kotofurunushi (Koto Spirit) • Hokigami (Broom God) • Hishaku no Yokai (Dipper Yokai) Materials: Wool felt Craft wadding Plastic eyes Wire Fake greenery (the grass held by Narukama) Paper (for the broom god's shide - zigzag paper streamers) Styrofoam is used for some of the core materials. Size: Height: 23 cm Width: 17.5 cm Depth: 4 cm * All wool felt figures are fixed in place and cannot be removed or rearranged. Please enjoy them as display pieces. If you notice any fuzzing, please cut it with scissors instead of pulling it. These are also for sale elsewhere, so they may be deleted suddenly. Thank you for your understanding.