One of the twelve deva: Bonten (Brahma)

One of the twelve deva: Emma-ten (Yama or Suyama-deva?)

Brahmâ (Bonten) Deva of the Sky with Attendant, One of a Pair of Shrine Doors Depicting Brahmâ and Indra (Taishakuten), Two of the Twelve Deva Kings (Jūniten) with Attendants

One of the twelve deva: Gwat'ten (Candra)

Pair of Shrine Doors Depicting Brahmâ (Bonten) Deva of the Sky and Indra (Taishakuten) Deva of the East, Two of the Twelve Deva Kings (Jūniten) with Attendants

Indra (Taishakuten) Deva of the East with Attendant, One of a Pair of Shrine Doors Depicting Brahmâ (Bonten) and Indra, Two of the Twelve Deva Kings (Jūniten) with Attendants

One of the twelve deva: Taishaku-ten (Indra)

One of the twelve deva: Kwa-ten (Agni)

One of the twelve deva: Nit'-ten (Surya)

One of the twelve deva: Ji-ten (Prthivi)

One of the twelve deva: Bishamon-ten (Vaisravana)

One of the twelve deva: Fu-ten (Vayu)

One of the twelve deva: Sui-ten (Varuna)

One of the Twelve Bodhisattvas

One of the twelve deva: Rasetsu-ten (Raksasa, specifically Nirrti)

Bonten [one of a set of Twelve Devas]

One of the Twelve Devas: Bonten

Pleasures of the Twelve Months, part one [of a pair]

Gatten, the Moon Deity [one of a set of Twelve Devas]

Suiten, the Water Deity [one of a set of Twelve Devas]

Nitten, the Sun Deity [one of a set of Twelve Devas]

Jiten, the Earth Deity [one of a set of Twelve Devas]

Makora, one of the Twelve Divine Generals

February (plum blossoms, one of the "Four Gentlemen"), from the series, Flowers of the Twelve Months

Bishamonten [one of a set of Twelve Devas]