Set of three women’s kimonos decorated with cranes

Set of three women’s kimonos decorated with cranes

Women’s kimono decorated with cranes and camellias

Women’s kimono decorated with chrysanthemums

Women’s kimono decorated with geometric patterns

Women’s kimono decorated with chickens and cockerel

Fragment decorated with clouds and cranes

Women’s kimono decorated with pheasants and autumn plants

Ezo Shima Kikan, 3 of a set of three scrolls

Nested set of three dishes with cover

Padded comforter with sleeves (kaimaki) decorated with origami cranes made in Shimane Prefecture

Ezo Shima Kikan, 1 of a set of three scrolls

Untitled (three unidentified women wearing kimonos)

Modern Reproduction of "Three Cranes"

Set of three sake cups

Light blue-ground Ryūkyūan robe (ryūso) decorated with cranes, pine trees, and cherry blossoms

Inro Decorated with the Animals of the Zodiac

Landscape with Waterfall, central scroll of a set of three

Landscape with Sailboat, lefthand scroll of a set of three

Three Women Tagging Cranes with Poetry Slips (Tanzaku)

Standing prostitute wearing a kimono decorated with calligraphy

Flock of Cranes with Poems

Set of Three Paintings of Rocks

Clarinet with Case and Cover, from a Set of Three Instruments

Decorated Railing Post of Temple with Poems

Omigoromo (Shinto Ceremonial Jacket)

Kimono for an Unmarried Woman

Bijin Applying Makeup (Ukiyo no Hana)

kimono

小忌衣 白麻地梅柳青摺

kimono

målning, Sidenmålning, painting@eng

小忌装束

「昔語桑名祭りの旧事」

kimono

各村飛地調図原料(1綴　明治21年12月　阿拝山田郡役所)　　／阿拝郡下柘植村飛地略図

Furisode met pijnboom en kraanvogels

Set of three women’s kimonos decorated with cranes

Illustrations of Banners and Signs of Famous Warriors of So-called Warring Period to Tokugawa Period(Bushō kisei-zu), Vol. 3

painting; hanging scroll

Furisode (Long-Sleeved Kimono) with Seaside Scene on Grey Ground

妃殿下用小忌

painting; hanging scroll

Yukiyo no hana (Series)

御印書（一代緞子袈裟御免に付）

水干 白麻地扇流水模様

Nogaku zue (Series)

「能楽図絵」 「三井寺」

The Dyers' Quarter in Kanda (Kanda Kon'ya-cho), from the series "One Hundred Famous Views of Edo (Meisho Edo hyakkei)"