Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Single Vine Peonies and Arabesques
Kinsha (Gauze with Gold) Cloth with Phoenixes and Double Vine Peony Arabesques
Kinran (Golde Brocade) Cloth with Single-Vined Peonies and Floral Scrolls
Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Single Vine Peonies and Arabesques (Known as Higashiyama Kinran)
Sha (Gauze) Cloth with Single Vine Peonies and Floral Scrolls
Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Interlinking Lozenges, Double-Vined Peonies, and Floral Scrolls on Gold Ground
Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Double Vine Peonies and Arabesques on Interlinked Lozenge Ground
Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Double Vine Peony Arabesques (Known as Kodaiji Kinran)
Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Single-Vined Peonies, Floral Scrolls, and Treasures (Known as Daikokuya Kinran)
Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Single Vine Peony Arabesques (Known as Nanzenji Kinran)
Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Double Vine Peony Arabesques on Double Lozenge Ground
Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Single Vine Peony Arabesques on Alternating Triangle Scale Ground
二重蔓牡丹唐草文様印金
Kinran (Golde Brocade) Cloth with Double Vine Arabesques
Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Double Vine Floral Arabesques, Known as Higashiyama Gire
Ryoto (Bugaku costume), Design of a double-vine peony arabesque in gold brocade on a dark blue ground
Seven-Panel Buddhist Monk’s Vestment (Shichijō kesa) with Double-Vined Peony Arabesque
二重蔓牡丹唐草文様天鵞絨
Textile with Nested Diamonds and Peony Vines
Mirror with Peonies and Vines
Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Flowers and Arabesques in Diamonds Intertwined with Lattice
Incense Screen with Peonies and Arabesques in Makie
二重蔓変り牡丹唐草文様天鵞絨
Incense Burner with Peonies and Vines
作土形花兎文様印金
Evening Mist (Yūgiri), Calligraphic Excerpt from Chapter 39 of the Tale of Genji (Genji monogatari)
Falling Flowers (Hanachirusato), Calligraphic Excerpt from Chapter 11 of the Tale of Genji (Genji monogatari)
Bamboo River (Takekawa), Calligraphic Excerpt from Chapter 44 of the Tale of Genji (Genji monogatari)
Three Poems on a Summer's Day by Shirakawa Masanario
The Ivy (Yadorigi), Calligraphic Excerpt from Chapter 49 of the Tale of Genji (Genji monogatari)
Stencil
Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Clouds, Cranes, and Treasures
Letter Attributed to Sesshu Toyo
The Maidens (Otome), Calligraphic Excerpt from Chapter 21 of the Tale of Genji (Genji monogatari)
The Safflower (Suetsumuhana), Calligraphic Excerpt from Chapter 6 of the Tale of Genji (Genji monogatari)
The Mayfly (Kagerō), Calligraphic Excerpt from Chapter 52 of the Tale of Genji (Genji monogatari)
Chikugo-gire (Shui Wakashu Vol.19)
Document
（舟難破に付き引揚げの材木・諸道具）
Part of Collection of Japanese Poems Ancient and Modern (One of the “Araki Fragments”)
桜唐草段文様繍取り裂
森田春宛森田洸一葉書（積雪の様子、封筒・葉書・切手・靴・糸など所望）
Stencil
Iconographic Drawings of Various Deities for Goma (Five-Offering) Rituals (J., Daizuigu Mandara Shoson tō Zuzō)
Piece from a kosode
Piece
Iconographic Drawings: Deities of the Womb World Mandara
高岡御宮附小人并御神馬附迄屋敷地相改書上帳
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