Tennin

Tennin are celestial beings or divine spirits found in Japanese mythology, often considered messengers or servants of the gods. They are typically portrayed as beautiful, noble individuals with supernatural powers, including flying and healing abilities. Tennin are associated with mountains, particularly Mount Takao, and are revered as protectors and symbols of spiritual guidance. Their images often depict them wearing elegant robes and jewelry, emphasizing their divine status. In Japanese culture, tennin embody ideals of purity, grace, and spiritual connection to the divine realm.