Kuniyoshi's 'Saito Oniwakamaru the Fisherman' (c. 1835) - Edo Period Combat Scene Woven Blanket

Immerse in the dynamic Edo period through this intricately woven blanket, featuring Utagawa Kuniyoshi's 'Saito Oniwakamaru the Fisherman' (circa 1835). The scene bursts with movement as Oniwakamaru, a hero of Japanese folklore, battles a giant carp, embodying the period's dramatic narrative art. The bold colors and vigorous action are captured in the weave, creating a powerful visual statement in any setting. Kuniyoshi's work is renowned for its vivid storytelling and rich symbolism, qualities that are celebrated in this blanket. Crafted with attention to detail, the piece illustrates the tale of Oniwakamaru's strength and prowess, making it a compelling addition to your collection. This 60x80 inch blanket not only serves as a functional item of warmth but also as a piece of historical art, bringing the legends of samurai valor into your home. Please note that due to the custom nature of these artisanal blankets, each piece is created to order, ensuring a unique addition to your home.