Bring iconic Japanese wall art and traditional ukiyo-e woodblock charm to your walls with this fine art print of an original Edo-period woodblock by Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai, from his celebrated Hyaku Monogatari (One Hundred Ghost Stories) series, circa 1831-1832. Featuring a skeletal ghostly figure with hollow eyes and wisps of black hair peering over a red and white patterned mosquito net, with bony hands gripping the fabric, set against a rich indigo blue background with traditional Japanese calligraphy in the upper left, rendered in classic Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock print style. Ideal Japanese wall art, Hokusai wall art, and ukiyo-e wall art for studies, libraries, hallways, dining rooms, and Japandi, dark academia, or eclectic East Asian-inspired interior spaces.

• All artworks printed on high quality 240gsm matte art paper
• All frames made with premium grade sustainable timber
• Made & shipped from Melbourne
• Free & fast shipping on all orders Australia wide
• Framed option arrives with print in frame ready to hang on your wall
• Unframed option is print only & arrives trimmed & frame ready