ABOUT THIS ART PRINT

This remixed historical print features a Japanese Oni (a monster like an ogre or troll) disguised as an Edo-period itinerant monk. During that time, some monks would wander the countryside offering prayers for a fee. This “monk” carries all of the appropriate equipment, like the prayer book, hammer, and gong (hanging around his neck) for reciting prayers. The text describes the prayers the monk can offer, including warding off bugs and crying children. The original illustration was digitally repaired and color corrected before additional color enhancements were added.

PRODUCT & SHIPPING NOTES

This is an 8" x 10" remixed historical print suitable for framing. The glossy, high-quality 8" x 10" paper print comes in an 8.5" x 11" clear protective plastic sleeve with an information sheet and price card, as pictured.  It is shipped at no cost to customers via USPS First Class mail in a non-rigid, standard 9" x 12" envelope.  For best results, display the print in any widely available standard 8" x 10" photo frame without a matte, or a standard 11" x 14" photo frame with an 8" x 10" matte. 

Feel free to contact us via email with questions.  The print includes an information sheet with our email and website addresses.