Chintz cloth decorated with floral roundels and floral arabesque motifs on madder ground

Chintz, Floral arabesque design on madder red ground

Chintz cloth decorated with petal, bird, and beast motifs on madder ground

Chintz with reversible design, Floral arabesque design on madder red ground

Chintz cloth decorated with landscape, pine tree, and crane motifs on madder ground

Chintz with reversible design, Floral arabesque design on indigo ground

Chintz cloth decorated with tessellated floral diamonds on green ground

Decorative chintz cloth with grass and flower motifs on white ground

Chintz with Floral Vines and Peacocks

Chintz, Buddhist image design on madder red ground

Chintz wall hanging decorated with flower and tree motifs on white ground

Chintz, Small flower and arabesque design on white ground

Chintz, Small flower and arabesque design on white ground

Stencil-dyed Chintz, Birds with flowers in their bills on madder ground

Chintz with Floral Checks

Chintz with Floral Checks

Chintz with Floral Vines and Figures

Chintz with Floral Vines

Chintz, Paisley on white ground

Chintz with Reversible Design, Knot and interlocking check design on madder red ground

Chintz, Medaillon and floral arabesque design on white ground

Chintz with Fine Floral Vines

Chintz Floor Covering with Medallions and Floral Vines

Chintz with Floral Vines and the God Śiva

Chintz with Diamonds, a Medallion, Floral Vines, and Paisley Cones

Les Amis de l'Art Japonais se réuniront le 21 Juin 1912 : [carton d'invitation] / H. Saladin

絣地花唐草文様金糸刺繍頭巾

白地メダイヨン花鳥唐草文様更紗敷布

白地アラベスク壁龕立木文様更紗掛布

Sketchbook of scenes and landmarks in Japan and Northern Queensland - Book 5 / Pat Forster

赤地立木人物文様紋織サリー断片

Banbutsuhinagatagafu

Carpet

Piece

Womb World Mandala (Taizōkai mandara)

茜色地花鳥文様更紗腰衣

48 mon Dragons

Daihi Taizo mandara (Object)

Mandala of the Bodhisattva Hannya (Prajnaparamita)

「江戸名所広重寿古録」

Fragment

Piece

Textile

Piece

Taizō-kai Mandara

霊船文様紋織祭礼布

Piece

1/2 sen Dragons

Mandalas of the Two Worlds (Ryōkai Mandara); Sword with the Dragon Kurikara (Kulika Nāgarāja) and Two Child Acolytes