Finial for a Buddhist Monk's Staff (Shakujō) with Pagodas, Vases, and Sun & Moon

Finial for a Buddhist Monk's Staff (Shakujo) with Six Pagodas

Finial of Buddhist priest's staff (shakujo)

Vase with crescent-moon and sun-shaped lugs

Pine, Plum, and Bamboo under a Red Sun, with Poems

The four seasons - a screen in four sections; verso: Sun and moon - a Japanese landscape

Openwork Crown for a Sculpture of a Bodhisattva, the Crown Including Auspicious Buddhist Emblems - Pagoda, Wheel of the Law, Flaming Jewels, Sun, Moon, Phoenxes, Lotus Blossoms (among others)

Ovoid covered jar with a lady reading a letter and finial in the shape of a shishi

Ovoid covered jar with a lady reading a letter and finial in the shape of a shishi

Ovoid covered jar with a lady reading a letter and finial in the shape of a shishi

Buddhist Priest's Robe (Kesa) with Stylized Floral and Lozenge Decor

Buddhist Priest's Stole (Ohi) with Decoration of Flowers and Grasses over a Ground with Horizontal Linear Pattern

Buddhist Priest's Robe (Kesa) with Abstract and Stylized Gourd Decor

Section from a Buddhist Cosmology (Nihon koku narabini Shumi shoten zu) with text copied by Monk Ryūi

Votive Paintings (Emadō) of Peacock, Warrior with Gun and Pine and Sun, from the series of Seven for the Hisakataya Club (Hisakataya shichiban no uchi), with poems by Hisagataya and associates

[Rear view of a traveler or monk wearing cape and with large conical hat on his back, carrying a short staff in right hand]

Writing Box with Decoration of Moon and Autumn Grasses, and with an assortment of writing implements including an ink stone, a metal water dropper, two covered brushes, and two covered knives (for correcting mistakes)

Miniature Buddhist Shrine in the Form of a Lotus Petal with representation of a Sâkyamuni Buddha Triad (Shaka sanzon): the Historical Buddha Shaka Nyorai (Sâkyamuni) flanked by Bodhisattvas Monju Bosatsu (Mañjusrî, on a lion) and Fugen Bosatsu (Samantabhadra, on an elephant) and with exterior design of the Sanskrit seed-syllable 'bhah' and lotus petals