Korean Embroidered Obi Sash

A vintage Korean embroidered obi sash. This piece features a floral, firebird, and geometric design in a palette of gold and orange over a beige background. It is unmarked. Dimensions: 118"H x 8"W x 0

Wear consistent with age and history. A vintage Japanese embroidered obi sash. This piece features a floral, bird, and house design in a palette of blue, green, gold, and brown over a beige background

Japanese obi belt, embroidered in bright red, green and gold-wrapped threads; Asian textile. 166" L.

Four Oriental Embroidered Silk Obi Sashes.

A Japanese embroidered silk brocade obi sash. Overall geometric pattern motif. Measures 96" x 5.75".

20th c. Japanese Embroidered Silk Formal Obi Sash, possibly for a bride, with festive decoration in terra cotta, blue, green, lavender and grey highlighted by gilt embroidery on a cream background, 13

Two embroidered kimono robes and a fine white silk obi sash, mid-20th century and later. Dimensions:  Base of neck to hem - 70" L ; 

Three large obi sashes, two embroidered, one brocade, and one smaller hand-painted. Largest 144in long x 14in. wide. Smallest: 105in long x 7in. wide. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside

A beautiful gold-color kimono adorn with a golden cranes and embroidered phoenixes. Includes matching sash, obi, and small purse. Kimono: 51in L x 60in H; sleeve: 13in L x 41in H. Sash: 65.5in L x 3in

A black kimono with embroidered procession scene decoration (60in long, 45in wingspan, 24in chest); a metallic-thread obi sash; and a woven and printed obi (approx. 126in long). | Philadelphia Metro a

Mid 20th century. Machine embroidered. Cranes with bamboo hanger, 12.5" x 160", flower vases (large stain), 11.75" x 100", pagodas, 12.5" x 165" and blue, 12.5" x 165".

A Collection of Chinese and Japanese Sashes, Scarves, and Obis, 20th Century, Together with a pair of children's red embroidered boots and a black silk cap. Largest dimensions: 12 ft. x 2 ft. 3 in. Pr

Korean Joseon dynasty (1392–1910) court official embroidered rank apron / badge (hyungbae), 19th century, ornamented in manja symbols, cranes, clouds and flowers. Apron: 18.5" H x 10.25" W; frame: 2

A Korean embroidered silk rank badge 朝鮮刺繡補子 Joseon dynasty (1392-1897) 朝鮮王朝 Depicting two cranes contending a sprig of immortal fu

Property of a Florida Collector Description: 8 Japanese Embroidered Obi's, comprising a floral decorated obi in gold, green, blue, and orange on a black ground (12 ft. 10 in.), a black obi decorat

Algerian Embroidered Sash, 19th C. Silk embroidery on linen. Size: 7'5'' x 1'6'' (226 x 46 cm). Algerian embroideries are quite different from Moroccan embroideries and are more reminiscent of Ottoman

Two Korean embroidered silk court official rank aprons comprising one round textile hand-stitched with a five-clawed royal dragon "Po" amongst clouds, auspicious objects, and a flaming pearl on a blac

Korean eight-panel embroidered screen, featuring stylized roundels and traditional vessels on a peacock blue silk ground, approx: 69''h x 18''w (each). Provenance: Stanford Research Institute Internat

Ruyi form sash embroidered with flowers and a persimmon at the bottom that has a purple silk fringe hanging from the bottom. Attached to a vertical that's embroidered with a butterfly and flowers. The

This painting was made on a long scroll in order to portray daily life in ancient Korean, including ox cart transportation, horse-riders, ladies, and labors.

Still lives with fruit, flowers and vessels. Dark abrasion on one. 34" X 19.5" (48" X 25.5"). (24 Central Park South, NYC Estate)

Japanese silk wedding kimono, finely embroidered with metallic threads with branching leaves and cranes. The interior densely embroidered with foliage in rich red thread. With the coordinating obi.(Ki

Korean, late 19th century. An embroidery with Korean characters, originally part of a four-panel embroidered screen, but this panel is the only one surviving. This type of embroidered panel was typica

A Korean embroidered eight panel screen of cranes and pineThe reverse depicting calligraphy after Hyun Jung-Hwa 1907-1997.height 65 1/2in (166.5cm); width 144in (366cm); depth 1/2in (1cm) Provenance:P