This is a vintage Japanese woodblock print depicting a chaotic scene of people being tossed about in large waves. The style is reminiscent of *ukiyo-e* art. The composition is dominated by swirling, stylized waves rendered in shades of blue. The waves are not realistic but rather a series of curved lines that convey movement and power. Within the waves, several figures of people are shown. They appear to be women, based on their hairstyles and clothing. They are depicted in various positions, some fully submerged, others partially above the water, all seemingly struggling against the waves. Their faces express fear and distress. They are wearing traditional Japanese clothing, with red undergarments visible on some. The color palette is limited to shades of blue, red, and beige. The background is a pale beige, while the waves are rendered in varying shades of blue. The figures are outlined in black, and their skin tones are pale. The overall impression is one of drama and chaos, capturing the power of the ocean and the vulnerability of humans in its grasp. The style is characteristic of Japanese woodblock prints, with its emphasis on line, color, and stylized representation.