Fate/Grand Order Ashiya Douman Gets Hand-Carved Edo Woodblock Print
The print applies traditional Edo woodblock techniques, including certified craftsmen and Echizen washi from a Living National Treasure, to a popular game character, blending modern fandom with heritage craft.
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Hansan announced a hand-carved, hand-printed woodblock print of Fate/Grand Order's Ashiya Douman, made in the Edo tradition. The large-format print uses an original costume pattern inspired by Kuji-kiri and a radial background evoking Kabuki and ukiyo-e. Orders open July 29 at 12:00, priced at 69,300 yen, limited to 300 copies, shipping late January 2027.
Hansan is bringing Fate/Grand Order's Ashiya Douman to the world of Edo woodblock prints, with a large-format piece that is hand-carved and hand-printed. The costume features an original pattern based on the protective Kuji-kiri technique, and the background uses a radial composition said to be the origin of manga focus lines.
The production is handled by craftsmen from the Ukiyo-e Woodblock Print Carving and Printing Technique Preservation Society, and the washi paper is Echizen Kizuki Housho, made by Living National Treasure Ichiuemon Iwano IX. Orders open July 29 at noon, priced at 69,300 yen, with only 300 copies available and shipping starting late January 2027.
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