Takiyasha Hime and Gashadokuro Print
Takiyasha Hime & Gashadokuro Fine Art Print – Traditional Art on Awagami Paper
Bring the dark sorcery and haunting grandeur of traditional Japanese folklore into your space with this high-quality fine art print featuring Princess Takiyasha and the looming Gashadokuro. Expertly reproduced in meticulous detail using a high-end, gallery-grade scanner and archival printer, this stunning artwork blends mythical vengeance with a striking visual presence, making it a perfect statement piece for collectors and tattoo enthusiasts alike.
Inspired by Master Utagawa Kuniyoshi
This artwork pays direct, powerful homage to Utagawa Kuniyoshi, the legendary 19th-century Edo period ukiyo-e woodblock master. Kuniyoshi completely redefined Japanese horror and warrior art with his iconic 1844 triptych masterpiece depicting Princess Takiyasha summoning a giant skeleton specter to terrorise the imperial envoys at the ruins of her father’s palace.
In traditional Japanese tattooing (Irezumi), the Gashadokuro and Takiyasha Hime are powerful and dramatic motifs representing defiance, supernatural power, and the restless spirits of the fallen.
Premium Materials & Traditional Awagami Paper
- The Paper: Printed on authentic, museum-quality Awagami paper — a premium type of traditional Japanese Washi craft. Famous for its beautiful natural texture, delicate organic fibers, and incredible archival strength that preserves the art for generations.
- The Medium: Premium Giclée archival inks that perfectly replicate the depth and rich tones of the original artwork.
Product Specifications
- Artwork Title: Takiyasha Hime & Gashadokuro Fine Art Print
- Type: Fine Art Print (High-quality reproduction)
- Dimensions: A3+ Size (13" x 19" / 32.9cm x 48.3cm)
- Framing: Sold unframed — ready for a custom frame of your choice
Shipping & Packaging
Shipped inside a heavy-duty reinforced mailing tube to guarantee it arrives in perfect condition. All orders are shipped fully tracked and insured.
Please note: International shipments may be subject to import duties, taxes, or customs fees. These charges are the sole responsibility of the buyer.