Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Paulownia, Known as Ouchigiri Kinran

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Triangle Scales, Known as Hariya Kinran

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Phoenix Roundels (Known as Futari Shizuka Kinran)

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Alternating Checkered Patterns, Known as Daitoku-ji Kinran

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Clouds and Treasures, Known as Takada Kinran

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Eight Treasures on Striped Ground, Known as Konparu Kinran

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Clouds and Treasures, Known as Anraku-an Kinran

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Single Vine Peony Arabesques (Known as Nanzenji Kinran)

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Double Vine Peony Arabesques (Known as Kodaiji Kinran)

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Water Fowls and Lotus Pond, Known as Wakudade Kinran

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Triangle Scales

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Single Vine Peonies and Arabesques (Known as Higashiyama Kinran)

Gold Brocade Cloth with Flowering Plants in Mound Shape, Known as Keito Kinran

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Single-Vined Peonies, Floral Scrolls, and Treasures (Known as Daikokuya Kinran)

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Pinks and Fireflies

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Roundels, Diagonal Lattices, and Rosettes in Bands (Known as Shokkin Kinran)

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Stripes of Shippo Pattern, Lozenges, and Flowers, Known as Shokkin Kinran

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Double Vine Floral Arabesques, Known as Higashiyama Gire

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Dragon Roundels

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Treasures within Checkers

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Clouds, Cranes, and Treasures

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Dragon Roundels on Dark Blue Ground

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Gourds and Auspicious Floral Arabesques

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Single Vine Peonies and Arabesques

Kinran (Gold Brocade) Cloth with Myriad Treasures on Lozenge Ground

段文様間道（日野間道）

Piece

Page from Book of Okinawan Textiles

Buried Sutra in Mount Kimpusen

ペーズリー文様絞

土宜法龍･封書

White-ground Japanese sarasa (wasarasa) rug with repeating pattern of foreigners and elephant amidst flowers

Page from Book of Okinawan Textiles: Miyako I., Summer Dress

Long Brocade with Chrysanthemum Crests (served as a wall hanging to place behind the Shotoku Taishi Shrine)

surimono

[Ensemble de papiers de garde pour Eugène Verneau] : [estampe] / [George Auriol]

Fragment

The Explanatation of the Fire on the 26th of August in 1856(in Edo)

赤地花文様金糸紋織スレンダン

太田虹村

Scroll of Mudras

Stencil

Textile

西下蔵書

丈夫山荘

väv, fabric@eng

装飾品

Bedding cover (futonji) or furniture cover (yutan)

浅田彦一･封書