This is a diptych, a two-panel woodblock print in a traditional Japanese style. The artwork depicts a dramatic scene of a room being flooded by a massive wave. The left panel shows a figure, likely a man, with a long beard and elaborate hair ornaments, seemingly caught in the midst of the chaos. He is wearing ornate clothing and appears to be struggling against the force of the water. A large pine tree is visible in the upper left corner, adding to the scene's natural elements. The floor is tiled, and the wave is crashing in, creating a sense of urgency and destruction. The right panel focuses on the aftermath of the wave's impact. Furniture, including a low table and a chest, is overturned and scattered amidst the debris. The wave itself is depicted as a swirling mass of water, and the room is filled with broken pieces of wood and other objects. The perspective is high, giving a bird's-eye view of the devastation. The artwork is rendered in black and white, with intricate linework and shading. The style is reminiscent of ukiyo-e prints, known for their dynamic compositions and dramatic storytelling. There is Japanese text written vertically on both panels, likely providing context or commentary on the scene.