Chilling Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock print of Kohada Koheiji, the vengeful skeletal ghost rising from the grave. A masterpiece of Edo-period horror. Premium canvas with sleek dark frame. Ready to hang.
The Hanging Dead Betrayed and murdered, Kohada Koheiji returned as a rotting skeleton, his bony hands clutching the mosquito net as he drags himself into the world of the living. His hollow eyes burn with endless hatred, seeking those who wronged him. Hang this piece, and on quiet nights the air may grow damp and cold, as though a skeletal hand is reaching from the shadows, searching for new victims.
Product Features
Greenguard Gold Inks: Museum-grade, low-emission, toxin-free — pure archival power.
Premium Canvas: Cotton/poly blend with matte coating for crisp, haunting detail that lasts.
Sustainably Sourced Frame: Solid pine with sawtooth hanger — ready to command your altar wall.
Multiple Sizes & Frames: Choose your scale and finish to fit the ritual.
Care Dust? Wipe gently with a clean, damp cloth. Built to endure centuries of mystery.
Crafted from authentic public domain archives. INK MUTT. No AI slop, only real arcane history you can own. Hang it and feel the veil thin.
