Kitsune, the mythical creature from Japanese folklore, is a fascinating and enigmatic being that has captured the imaginations of people for centuries. With its ability to shapeshift into a human form and its reputation as a mischievous trickster, the Kitsune has become a popular subject in literature, art, and popular culture.

In Japanese folklore, the Kitsune is often portrayed as a fox with multiple tails, with the most powerful of Kitsune having nine tails. It is said that the more tails a Kitsune has, the older and wiser it is, and the greater its magical abilities. Kitsune are said to be able to take on human form, often appearing as beautiful women, and can manipulate reality to create illusions or control the minds of others.

Despite their reputation as tricksters, Kitsune can also be seen as wise and powerful beings, with some stories depicting them as protectors and messengers of the gods. In many Japanese legends, Kitsune are associated with the god Inari, who is often depicted as a fox. Kitsune are said to serve Inari as messengers, and are often depicted carrying messages or performing tasks on his behalf.

The inspiration behind this set is the legendary nine-tailed fox and the set draws upon inspiration of the dusky and mysterious colors of blue-purple and peach.