Textile with Wickerwork and Circles, Named Itoya's Reversible Brocade

Textile with Myriad Treasures, Named Ōkura's Brocade

Textile with Auspicious Symbols over Stripes, Named “Konparu's Gold Brocade”

Reversible Chintz with Geometric and Tambal (Patch) Patterns

Textile with Checks, Named Enshū's Damask

Textile with Trees and Parrots

Rectangular Mirror with Wickerwork Design and Scattered Fans

Textile with Grapes

Summer Kimono (Katabira) with Fretwork and Floral Circles

Textile with a Geometric Pattern

Cloth (Patola) with Floral Circles

Textile with Birds, Flowers, and Rabbits on Waves, Named Banreki Damask

Textile with Camellia Vines

Textile with Carp among Waves, Named Araiso Damask

Textile with Floral Vines, Named Bamboo Vine Damask

Fragment of Wrapping Cloth with Circles and Flowers

Nishiki (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Treasures in Checkered Patterns and Dragon Roundels

Textile with Lions and Vines

Sash for Waist-Wrap Kimono (Sage Obi) with Latticework and Floral Circles

Kimono Undergarment (Juban) with Butterflies and Floral Circles

Fragment of a Pao Garment, Design of paired cranes and clouds in brocade weave on a white ground

Hitoe (Unlined, Short-sleeved Kimono) with Wickerwork Komon Pattern and Hem Decoration on Navy Gauze Crepe (Ro-Chirimen) Ground

Robe (Kosode) with Fishing Net and Characters

Textile with Trees and Paisley Cones

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Dragon Roundels and Treasures on Checkered Ground