Mirrors

Untitled (Intersecting Mirrors)

Mirrors: Art and Symbol

For Japanese with mirrors

For Japanese with mirrors

Girl Looking at Two Mirrors

Dark mirrors of Japan De Appel

Mirrors of Contemporary Beauty (Tōsei Bijin Kagami)

Mirror - Originally from the series Mirrors of Modern Makeup

GatheringTokusa (Tokusagari), series True Mirrors of Poetry

Rihaku (Rihaku), series True Mirrors of Poetry

Tōba (Tōba Kiro), series True Mirrors of Poetry

Abe no Nakamaro, series True Mirrors of Poetry

Abe No Nakamaro, series True Mirrors of Poetry

Hakurakuten (Bo Juyi) (Hakurakuten), series True Mirrors of Poetry

Peasant Carrying Rushes (Tokusagari), series True Mirrors of Poetry

Sei Shōnagon (Sei Shōnagon), series True Mirrors of Poetry

A Courtesan and Her Attendant Using Mirrors to Identify a Mendicant Monk

Minamoto no Tōru (Tōru daijin), series True Mirrors of Poetry

Ariwara no Narihira (Ariwara no Narihira), series True Mirrors of Poetry

Harumichi no Tsuraki (Harumichi no Tsuraki), series True Mirrors of Poetry

Outing of a Young Man (Shōnenkō) (Shōnenkō), series True Mirrors of Poetry

Wakana and Wakanoura of Wakanaya from the series Facing Mirrors: Courtesans of the Pleasure Quarters

Shingen and Kenshin, from the series "Mirrors of Warriors in Fashionable Parodies (Furyu yatsushi musha kagami)"

The Minister Toru (Toru no Otodo), from the series "Mirrors of Japanese and Chinese Poems (Shiika shashinkyo)"