Futakuchi Onna – Fine Art Print

Futakuchi Onna is a striking illustration inspired by Japanese folklore. The Futakuchi Onna, or “two-mouthed woman,” is a mythical figure known for having a second mouth hidden at the back of her head. This mouth is said to appear when her main mouth refuses to eat enough, symbolizing hidden hunger and duality.

This artwork combines traditional folklore imagery with a contemporary illustration style, creating a piece that’s both mysterious and visually captivating. The design highlights the eerie beauty and imaginative storytelling of Japanese myths, making it perfect for anyone who loves folklore-inspired art, supernatural themes, or striking character illustration.

Why You’ll Love It

• Illustration inspired by the Japanese folklore figure Futakuchi Onna

• Unique, mysterious, and imaginative character design

• Blends traditional myth with contemporary illustration

• Works beautifully as a statement piece or part of a gallery wall

• Ideal for fans of folklore, supernatural stories, and striking illustration

Print Details

• Professional giclée print

• Printed on Hahnemühle German Etching paper

• Heavyweight, textured fine art paper

• Archival quality for long-lasting colour and detail

Framing Options

• Available unframed or framed

• Professionally made frames, ready to hang

• Framed images shown are mock-ups

• Please check the size guide for exact dimensions

Printing and Shipping

• Printed and shipped by a trusted external partner

• Fulfilled from the UK, USA, and Germany

• Faster delivery and reduced international fees

• Prints ship separately from other shop items

Futakuchi Onna is perfect for anyone who loves folklore, Japanese mythology, and illustration that combines eerie beauty with contemporary artistry.