Choju-giga Parody: Playful Kittens in Ancient Kökshandduk

Own a piece of history with a whimsical feline twist! This unique watercolor illustration is a parody of "Choju-giga" (Scrolls of Frolicking Animals), considered Japan’s oldest manga from the 12th century. In this playful reimagining, a group of mischievous kittens joins the famous frogs and rabbits for a day of ancient sports and fun. Watch as kittens engage in a friendly Sumo match, dash across the fields, and interact with the iconic frog characters. The artwork uses delicate ink-wash (Sumi-e) techniques on a vintage-textured paper background, preserving the timeless elegance of the original scrolls while adding a massive dose of "Kawaii" charm. A sophisticated choice for cat lovers, history buffs, and fans of minimalist Zen decor. Perfect for adding a touch of classic Japanese storytelling to your office, living room, or as a thoughtful gift for a Japan-o-phile. Perfect for cat lovers, Japan enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates calming floral art. This design makes a thoughtful gift for birthdays, Mother’s Day, or as a cozy addition to your item