Framed Japanese Woodblock Print Scroll

This item is a framed vertical Japanese woodblock print, likely a reproduction, presented in a scroll-like format. The artwork itself is vertically oriented, divided into three main sections. The top section depicts a snow-capped Mount Fuji with some Japanese characters or kanji in the upper left, possibly a signature or title, and a red seal mark. The middle section features a serene landscape with a body of water (possibly a river or lake) surrounded by trees, all rendered in muted blues and whites, indicative of a winter scene. The bottom section is the most dynamic, set against a vibrant blue background, showcasing a group of figures in traditional attire. Several figures appear to be on horseback or riding in a procession, holding yellow circular objects that could be cymbals or ceremonial fans. Behind them, tall, golden structures resemble monumental gates or torii, stylized in a simplified form. The print exhibits a clear color palette, dominated by light blues, whites, and gold, with accents of red, green, and brown in the figures. The print is mounted on what appears to be a light-colored, possibly linen or burlap, matting. This matting is enclosed within a gold-toned wooden frame, which shows some visible wear and minor scratches consistent with age and handling. The frame itself has a simple, clean profile. The overall condition of the print appears good, with no obvious major tears or staining visible, although the colors might show some slight fading typical of older prints. The scroll-like presentation emphasizes the verticality and traditional aesthetic. This piece likely dates from the mid to late 20th century, a period when such reproductions were popular for home decor.