Shinban Kattedouguzukushi

"Shinban Kattedouguzukushi" by Utagawa Yoshitora is an omocha-e (toy print) showcasing a lively array of household furnishings and utensils from the Edo period. These prints, intended as both amusement and instruction, introduced children to the tools of daily life — from chests and tables to brushes, baskets, and cooking implements.

With its bold reds, deep blues, and warm yellows, the print exemplifies the playful graphic style of omocha-e, while also serving as a charming window into domestic culture in 19th-century Japan. Today, it brings historical curiosity and vibrant design into interiors, perfect for eclectic kitchens, dining spaces, or playful wall arrangements.

Printed on 290gsm Bamboo Fine Art paper with a warm, natural white color and gentle hand-feel surface.