From a family who lived in Japan , this is a framed Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock print depicting a chaotic samurai battle scene. The print likely portrays a scene from a popular historical or legendary tale, such as the Shuihù Zhuän (Water Margin) or battles between the Minamoto and Taira clans. These prints, known as musha-e (warrior prints), are characterized by intense energy, action, and detailed depictions of samurai heroes. The piece is displayed in a modern mahogany lacquer frame with a linen mat and gold liner, typical of antique prints re-framed for contemporary decor.