This is a Japanese woodblock print depicting a warrior in dynamic pose. The warrior is the central figure, clad in elaborate, layered clothing. The upper body is covered in a blue and white patterned garment, adorned with motifs resembling butterflies or floral designs. Beneath this, a white undergarment is visible, and the lower body is covered in flowing white robes. The warrior is wearing a distinctive helmet with long, flowing white streamers emanating from it. The helmet itself is decorated with a fierce, demonic face on the front. The warrior is wielding a large, curved sword, and appears to be in the midst of a powerful strike. The background is a muted, cloudy gray, with a large red circle behind the warrior's head, possibly representing the sun or a symbolic element. Along the right side of the print is a vertical column of Japanese text, and there is additional text and a seal in the lower left corner. The paper has a weathered, aged appearance with visible creases and imperfections, adding to the print's antique character. The overall style is characteristic of traditional Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints, with bold lines, flat planes of color, and a focus on dramatic composition.