SEMAMORI SAMPLE BOOK

Various stitched designs of ‘Semamori’ (Amulet stitch against evil spirit for children sewn on the back of kimono as the one of Japanese folk customs since Edo period). 1930-40s, Japan...

This is an Edo period Yogi dyed with Tsutsugaki. It was used in the Kanto area. It is a very powerful and unusual design with a large flapping crane across the entire width. The turtle's head looks like a dragon, which is a strong influence from Edo period painting. The cotton is very thick and hand-spun. Part of the right sleeve has been repaired, but it is not noticeable.There is no collar, but that's not a problem.. It is in good condition with no scratches or discoloration...

This is a Japanese antique Boro textile old indigo dye soft hemp. It has been washed in water. Size::Length::186cm (73.2inch) / Width::100cm (39.3inch)

This is a Japanese antique Boro textile old indigo dye soft hemp & cotton . It has been washed in water. Size::Length::186cm (73.2inch) / Width::100cm (39.3inch)

This is a Samurai noshime indigo dyed silk kimono from the Edo period. There is a light stain on the waist. There are some slight pilling areas, but overall it is in good condition.Size::length142㎝　/ Sleeve end to sleeve end　130㎝

Antique Japanese fireman's hood. Made of layers of indigo cotton sashiko and decorated on the inside with a scene of a dragon in storm clouds. The outside of the hood is indigo with bands of red. Comes with a custom metal stand.
Fires were common in Japanese urban areas due to the dense population as well as construction material (primarily wood and paper). Fire brigades were made up of samurai class (buke hikeshi) as well as common class (machi hikeshi)...

Japanese antique large okesa, Buddhist priest's robe. Dramatic pattern in gold, blue and black. Framed in a large plexiglass frame.

Often described as a mantel or robe, the kesa is worn draped diagonally over the left shoulder and under the right arm. Meant as a reminder of the Buddha's own simple patched garment, kesa are formed from many fragments of cloth. Within each garment, the fragments are typically organized in a series of columns framed by a border with angled corners...

This hanten was used as a Noragi in the foothills of the northern mountains of Yamagata Prefecture from the Edo period to the Meiji period. The front side is made of indigo-dyed linen cloth, and the back side is made of soft indigo-dyed cotton cloth. The whole piece is sashko-sewn with white cotton thread. The front and back of the sleeve base (armpits) are made of indigo-dyed cotton cloth for ease of movement...

Red silk kimono, sumptuous decoration of bouquets of golden ribbons on which are embroidered stylized flowers and cranes in white and silver silk. It is a unique decoration that unfolds without interruption over the entire surface of the Kimono, it is not an assembly of repetitive pieces of fabric assembled as is often the case but a unique creation...

Boys kimono lovely silk with hand painted

A silk tapestry embroidered with polychrome threads depicting a rural landscape, where traditional houses blend harmoniously with expanses of fields and bamboo groves. The frame and the back of the tapestry, designed to protect its delicacy, are embellished with naturalistic details. The work is already prepared for hanging, thanks to the rings sewn on the rear silk frame. Period: Meiji late 19th century. Dimensions: 199 x 136 cm. Condition: Excellent condition...

This is a sashiko boro long noragi on indigo-dyed hemp fabric from Aomori Prefecture, dating from the Meiji period (1868-1912). The lining is cotton, woven by hand. The sashiko was all hand-sewn. There are some minor stains and minor damage, but overall, it is in good condition. Recommended for wearing or for your collection. Size: Length 110cm / Sleeve end to sleeve end 122cm

This is a noragi from the Tsugaru region of Aomori Prefecture during the Meiji period. The indigo-dyed hemp fabric is beautifully embroidered with indigo-dyed cotton thread. There are no stains or damage, and the condition is very good. Size: Length 90cm, Sleeve length 106cm

This is a noragi from the Tsugaru region of Aomori Prefecture in the Meiji period. The indigo-dyed hemp fabric is beautifully kogin-stitched with white cotton threads. There are slight repairs on the sleeves. However, it is in very good condition. Size: Length 94 cm / Sleeve end to sleeve end: 112 cm

Tsutsugaki Yogi textile featuring a brave hawk and pine, bamboo and plum design.There are some minor stains and small holes, but overall it is in very good condition. Size::length:148cm / Sleeve end to sleeve end:148cm G

Sakiori hanten (coat) made of cotton strips for wefts, which are recycled from old vegetable indigo dye and handspun cotton cloth. Warps are hemp yarn. Sleeves and the collar belt are made of indigo dye cotton. In good condition. The first half of the 20th century. From along the Japan Sea areas of Tohoku or Chubu districts. W:124cm, L:93cm

Bag made of hemp yarn and vegetable indigo dye. It is used for swords, or other stuff. In good condition but has some cuts or lost parts of the yarn. The first half of the 19th century. W:26cm, L:130cm 8when it is extended)

The size of Baby Emperor and Empress: 2 1/4" Dia x 2 1/2" H. Stand: 7 3/8" X 4 5/8"
This is pair of Adorable Japanese Kimekomi Dolls with Baby Emperor and
Baby Empress with natural simple wooden stand. Each Dolls with fine Brocade
Kimono. The pair was made around 1978. It has been stored away last 45 years
and never displayed.
These are Vintage item and beautifully created...