Evangelion x Ukiyoe E Print - Evangelion Kabuki Senjafuda (3 Types)

Ukiyo-e Studio x Evangelion Series Collaboration

Neon Genesis Evangelion, which caused a social phenomenon when it aired as a TV series in 1995, was relaunched in 2007 as the Rebuild of Evangelion series, with Hideaki Anno as the planner, screenwriter, and general director.

EVANGELION Fujin Raijin-zu Byobu is a painting that combines the worldview of the Evangelion series with the national treasure Fujin Raijin-zu Byobu by Tawaraya Sōtatsu, a great painter of the early Edo period.

This is a collaborative work that transcends time and culture, fusing the ever-evolving Evangelion series, which continues to evolve even after its conclusion, with traditional Japanese art, specifically folding screen paintings.

Details of the Eva Ukiyo-e Eva Kabuki Senjafuda 3-piece Set

To commemorate the Kabuki Symphony No. 9 Evangelion event, this artwork transforms the symbolic colors of the mecha into the design of Kabuki makeup and incorporates them into the style of senjafuda (votive slips) that have been used since the Edo period.

This set of three senjafuda (traditional Japanese name tags) allows you to enjoy the impressive presence and harmony created by the three mechs, Unit-01, Unit-00, and Unit-02, standing side by side.

This artworks meticulously reproduces the texture and color variations of washi paper from that era. Please enjoy the unique atmosphere of Ukiyo-e prints.
*Comes with a certificate of authenticity with a serial number.

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