This print features a prominent rabbit that fills the entire surface, suggesting it was created in the year of the rabbit. The rabbit's curious, sack-like shape is a nod to Hotei, a god of good fortune often depicted in New Year art. The rounded body of the rabbit also hints at a lopsided moon, the home of the rice-pounding rabbit, emphasized by its silvery outline. Additionally, there is a reference to the rising sun, typically depicted as a luminous round body against an orange sky. However, Yabu Chosui portrays it as a rising lopsided rabbit against a flaming pink background.

.: Size: 5'' x 7'' (12.7cm x 17.8cm)
.: Materials: 100% canvas (front, sides), 100% paperboard (back)
.: Double-sided tape for hanging included
.: OBA-free canvas