Woven Skeleton Blanket – Hokusai Ghost Ukiyo-e Art, 100% Cotton Japandi Decor

Enter the haunting world of Japanese ghost stories with this chilling textile art piece by Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849). Titled The Ghost of Kohada Koheiji (小幡小平次の幽霊), it is part of Hokusai’s legendary series Hyaku Monogatari (百物語, One Hundred Ghost Stories).  The artwork portrays the skeletal ghost of Kohada Koheiji, an actor murdered by his wife and her lover, who returns from the grave with sunken eyes, bones exposed, and a terrifying, vengeful presence. This piece blends eerie storytelling with exquisite ukiyo-e craftsmanship, making it one of the most iconic Japanese skeleton prints ever created.  Hang it on your wall or curl up on the couch — either way, it brings something genuinely beautiful into your space. Made from 100% cotton yarn with a colorful fringed edge that extends the design beyond the weave.  ✦ Blanket Details • Material: 100% Cotton • Colorful fringed edges • Made in the USA • Available in 3 sizes  ✦ Care Instructions Machine wash cold (max 30°C / 90°F), gentle cycle, mild detergent | Non-chlorine bleach as needed | Tumble dry low  ✦ The Jacquard Process Our designs are woven from 6 distinct thread colors — not printed. This creates a tapestry-like look where the image blends beautifully from a distance, with an intricate 'thread pixel' texture up close.  ✦ Double-Sided Design The back features an inverted negative version of the front — a natural result of traditional weaving and a signature of authentic handcrafted throws.