In Japanese folklore, a girl from Matsuyama communes with her dead mother via one of these objects, which causes her stepmother to suspect her of witchcraft.
In Japanese folklore, a girl from Matsuyama communes with her dead mother via one of these objects, which causes her stepmother to suspect her of witchcraft. It's not an eye, but in one legend, Tsukuyomi was born from one of these things. In Greek myth, the Furies constantly show one of these objects to Orestes as they follow him. One of these objects is hung from a tree along with jewels and white clothes after roosters crow and a goddess makes the other gods (*) laugh with a lewd dance. After his foot was eaten by Cipactli, one god replaced his foot with an obsidian one of these items. Amaterasu was lured out of her cave by one of these objects placed by its entrance, and Tezcatlipoca was named after a "smoking" variety of this object. To avoid looking at the head of Medusa, Perseus used Athena's shield as, for 10 points, what kind of reflective object?
In Japanese folklore, a girl from Matsuyama communes with her dead mother via one of these objects, which causes her stepmother to suspect her of witchcraft.
mirror [or looking-glass; prompt on “glass”]