Sen No Rikyu

Priest's Hat (Rikyu boshi)

Portrait of Sen no Rikyū with his Death Poem

Letter from Sen no Rikyū (Sōeki) (1521–1592) to Garakusai

Sanjurokku sen no uchi

Twilight At Hama Rikyu

Kisojo no San Sen

Sanjuroku sen ju

Oranda-sen no zu (Object)

Gaikokujin sen no uchi: jōkisen

Shinto Charm: "Tetsu Sen"

Letter by Sen no Rikyu

Portrait of Sen no Rikyu

Letter by Sen no Rikyu

Letter by Sen no Rikyu

Letter by Sen no Rikyu

Pair of Armpit Defenses (Hato-wo-no-ita and Sen-dan-no-ita)

Envelope: Japanese Empire One Sen, Five Sen, Ten Sen, Fifteen Sen Stamps Attached

Draw Knife (Sen; Sen-Kanna)

20 sen Badia de Tomo-no-ura

SEN

10 sen Cuirassats Katori i Kashima

10 sen Porta del temple de Kirishima

Stamps: Japanese 10 Sen and 40 Sen

Tōkyō Takanawa kaigan jōkisha tetsudō hashiriyuki no sen zu

Shooboo (Rigen Daishi)

Seated Shaka Nyorai (Sakyamuni)

Figure of a Monk

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like the Demon-Queller Zhong Kui and a Demon

Bust of Hōjō Torakichi

skulptur, sculpture

Seated Amida

Amitabha Buddha

Mokuzoushakanyoraizazou

Seated man

Wood Netsuke., The poet Matsuo Basho-

Mokuzouennogyoujaizou

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like a Priest and a Demon

Mokuzoudanshinzazou

figure

Mokuzourankeidouryuuzazou（seiraiankaisandouanchi）

The Buddhist Monk Kuiji

白衣観音菩薩坐像

figure

Mokuzounichirenshouninzazou

Mokuzoujuuichimenkannonryuuzou

Wood Netsuke., Blind masseur

Maria Kannon (Avalokitesvara as Mary)

Mokuzoujizoubosatsuzazou