Fukuoka Mitsugi Serving a Head Skateboard Triptych – Yoshitoshi 28 Famous Murders Art Deck

Experience Tsukioka Yoshitoshi’s intense Fukuoka Mitsugi Serving a Head as a limited skateboard triptych. This three-deck art set transforms one of Japan’s most dramatic historical woodblock prints into functional wall art or collectible display decks.

About the Artwork:

Part of Yoshitoshi’s Twenty-Eight Famous Murders with Verse (Eimei nijūhasshūku) series published in the 1860s, this print depicts the legendary moment of Fukuoka Mitsugi delivering the severed head of his victim. Combining extreme subject matter with elegant composition, this series pushed ukiyo-e boundaries and remains a classic of Japanese macabre art.

About the Artist:

Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (1839–1892), known as the last great ukiyo-e master, was renowned for blending violent and supernatural subjects with refined artistry. His Twenty-Eight Famous Murders series is a landmark in 19th-century Japanese printmaking and continues to captivate collectors worldwide.

Product Details:

• 3-deck wall art series
• 8.25" popsicle skateboard decks
• 7-ply Canadian maple construction
• UV direct printing for vivid color & detail
• Ships ready for display or functional use
• Designed exclusively by ArtSkateDeck

Whether displayed as wall art or collected as a unique skateboard art series, this Fukuoka Mitsugi Serving a Head triptych honors Yoshitoshi’s legendary ukiyo-e storytelling with precision and craftsmanship.