This is a Japanese antique Bengala & indigo dyeing katazome thick cotton textile.It is in very good condition with no stains or damage.Size::length:168㎝ / Width:132㎝ Width

BREAST COLLAR

For the sacred horse for Shinto ceremony, made of hand-woven hemp twine with some glass beads shaping in a single kanji letter of 'Kichi' ('Good fortune'). Showa period, 20th century, Japan. Expanded: 153 x 73 cm (60.23 x 28.74in). Some damage, stain, dust, etc...

Cotton gauze kimono with tie-dye for a newborn baby girl's kimono. Homemade and sewn by machine. Good condition. 20th century. W:72cm, L:63cm

Cotton gauze kimono with shibori for a newborn baby. Sewn by machine and chemical indigo dye. Probably homemade. Excellent condition. 20th century. W:77cm, L:62cm

Asa (hemp) kimono with kasuri pattern whose warp and weft are hand plied. Kasuri motifs are crane, pine tree, cherry blossom, stone lantern etc. It is made in Ohmi in Shiga prefecture. It has a bit stiff texture. In good condition. Meiji period (1868-1912) W:120cm, L:131cm

Cotton Kurume kasuri futonji with square pattern. Kurume in Fukuoka Pref. in Kyushu has been one of the main product places of indigo dyed cotton kasuri since late Edo period (early 19th century). It is made of hand-spun cotton that means probably it was made before Meiji 15 (1882) Vegetable indigo dyed with light indigo color, called "Mizuma" in Japanese. In good condition except for one mending patch in the top and small two in the lower corner and a tiny hole. Late 19th century...

This is a Japanese antique handspun & natural indigo dye soft long hemp fabric.There is some fading on the back. No damage. Overall in very good condition. Dimensions: Length: 500cm / 196.85in Width: 34cm / 13.3in

This is an antique Japanese boro hemp fabric, made of soft indigo dyed linen patches. The color has changed with age.This has been washed and is in excellent condition. Size: Length: 162cm (63.7inches) Width: 90cm (40.1 inches)

A Japanese tapestry finely embroidered in polychrome silk on a light fabric background, depicting an eagle poised to take flight from a pine branch (matsu), as it watches two small birds in flight. Embroidered signature in the lower left corner. Period: Meiji, late 19th century Dimensions: 88 × 67 × 4 cm Condition: Excellent

A plain weave silk kimono with bold splashes and stripes pattern which are katazome, In good condition, but has some whitish small spots outside and many light brownish stains inside which look aged starch. 1930s. W:126cm, L:145cm

Noren (shop curtain) with a name Nishikawa which is made of hemp. Both warp and weft are hand plied and all hand sewn. In excellent condition. The second half of the 19th to early 20th century. W:180cm, L:142cm

KITSCH GEISHA

Embroidery picture attached with frame, Showa period, 20th century, Japan. 51 x 62 x 2.5 cm (20.07 x 24.40 x 0.98in). *Shot the photos without the glass for preventing reflection. *Free shipping if you don't need this heavy and fragile glass. Please let me know then...

Cotton kimono (yukata) with shibori pattern and vegetable indigo dye. In good condition except for light stains around neck. Produced in Arimatsu-Narumi in Aichi prefecture, where shibori textiles have been made fron Edo period. The first half of the 20th century. W:126cm, L:124cm

Pilgrim’s Jacket (Ohenro-gi) with Text of the Heart Sutra and Pilgrimage Stamps

This beige linen jacket, known as an Ohenro-gi, served as both garment and spiritual record for a Buddhist pilgrim journeying through one of Japan’s many sacred circuits—often comprising thirty-three or eighty-eight temples, numbers imbued with spiritual meaning in Buddhist cosmology...

Pilgrim’s Jacket (Ohenro-gi) with Text of the Heart Sutra and Pilgrimage Stamps

This beige linen jacket, known as an Ohenro-gi, served as both garment and spiritual record for a Buddhist pilgrim journeying through one of Japan’s many sacred circuits—often comprising thirty-three or eighty-eight temples, numbers imbued with spiritual meaning in Buddhist cosmology...

Japanese antique bashōfu robe. Made all of woven banana fiber, this type of kimono was traditional to the area of Okinawa (Ryusou) Ryukyu Island during the early 1900s. The material has a pleasing structure and is woven with vertical and horizontal stripes in a dark brown color.

Age: Meiji Period (1868-1912)

A silk tapestry with raised polychrome embroidery, depicting two mythological creatures: a ryū dragon and a kirin facing each other amid stylized clouds. The scene is framed by a decorative border featuring phoenixes among clouds on a green-blue background. Embroidered seal in the lower left corner. Period: Edo, 19th century Dimensions: 200 x 144 cm Condition: Excellent condition

A beautiful and well-preserved futon cover (futongawa or futonji) made of heavy cotton with the image of a large phoenix and stylized plants in vivid colours on the characteristic indigo ground (boro furoshiki). The pattern of the image has been made by applying a traditional stencil resist dye process known as katazome. The piece has been sewn together lengthwise by using four sections of cloth. Late Meiji-Taisho ca. 1910–1920. L 154 cm, W 130 cm. (L. 185 cm, W...