KonoSuba: God's Blessing on This Wonderful World! 10th Anniversary Ukiyo-e Woodblock Print Yunyun
Celebrate ten years of KonoSuba: God's Blessing on this Wonderful World with a stunning fusion of modern anime and traditional Japanese craftsmanship. This 10th anniversary ukiyo-e woodblock print reimagines Yunyun, the lonely Crimson Demon magic user, as a classic beauty rendered in the traditional woodcut style. A decade after the fantasy comedy series first captured fans worldwide, this special release turns one of its most beloved characters into a timeless work of art.
Master artisans in Japan carried out every step of its creation. The paper is Echizen Kizuki Hosho, the finest grade of Echizen washi, handmade by Living National Treasure Ichibei Iwano. Saeko Nagai carved the delicate woodblocks, and Ayumi Suda printed the vibrant colors, with production overseen by Hanzan Co., Ltd. The artwork itself measures approximately 240mm by 360mm, and the included frame measures about 440mm by 555mm.
The set includes the woodblock print, a custom frame made of polystyrene resin, a paper mat, an official certificate of authenticity, and an explanatory booklet. Because each piece is carved and printed by hand, slight variations in ink layering or paper texture may occur; these small differences are part of the woodblock print's character rather than a flaw. Display it away from direct sunlight in a well-ventilated space to keep it looking its best for years to come.
KonoSuba: God's Blessing on This Wonderful World! 10th Anniversary Ukiyo-e Woodblock Print, Contemporary Magical Girls Collection: Yunyun.
Includes one woodblock print, a dedicated frame, certificate of authenticity, and explanatory booklet. Artwork size: approximately W240 × H360 mm. Framed size: approximately W440 × H555 mm.
The print is made with Echizen Kizuki Hosho paper, a premium Echizen washi created by Living National Treasure Ichibei Iwano. The frame is polystyrene resin with a paper mat. Made in Japan by Hanzan Co., Ltd. Carved by Saeko Nagai and printed by Ayumi Suda.
Each piece is handmade and may vary slightly. Minor color misregistration, uneven coloring, and paper waviness may occur as characteristic features of woodblock printing.




