Antique late Edo Japanese woodblock ofuda shrine print – Ebisu deity

“Ebisu (Kotoshironushi no Mikoto)” (“Ebisu / Prince Kotoshironushi”)

Authentic Japanese shrine ofuda (protective talisman woodblock print).

This is an antique shrine-issued ofuda, originally distributed as a protective amulet for the home or a small business. The print depicts Ebisu, a Shinto deity associated with good fortune, trade, and fishing. He is shown holding a fishing rod and a sea bream (tai), traditional symbols of prosperity and an abundant catch.

Period: late Edo (antique).
Technique: monochrome woodblock print.

Condition: Antique condition. Antique works may show natural signs of age (toning, small creases, minor corner wear), so please review the photos carefully.
Size (approx.): 16.5 × 24.5 cm.
Shipping: Safe and tracked shipping from Latvia (Riga Gallery of Japanese Art CloudyYokomido).

For US buyers: this item enters the United States duty-free.