This is a reproduction woodblock print after Katsushika Hokusai's iconic work 'The Carpenter' (Daiku), measuring 12 x 17 inches, with the image size of 7 1/2 x 12 inches. The print exhibits significant toning and discoloration, particularly evident in the sky and background. There are possible water stains in the upper portion and faded colors due to light exposure. The mat is heavily yellowed and not acid-free, contributing to the discoloration, while the faux bamboo wooden frame shows considerable scuffs and wear. The backing is torn and stained. Hokusai, celebrated ukiyo-e master, transformed Japanese art with his landscapes and daily life depictions. This piece offers a glimpse into Hokusai's legacy and the craftsmanship of the Edo period.