Japanese Brocade Kimono Maru Obi Ex Flying Crane

Two vintage Japanese Maru Obi (Kimono sash), both sides brightly dyed silk and gold metallic thread brocade, the first with a design of scattered crane and floral roundels, 380 x 32 cm, the second wit

Japanese silk brocade maru obi, mid 20th century, having a fan and flower design in rust, gold, indigo, pink, and gold, 81"l x 12.76"w.

An antique Japanese obi, a belt worn with traditional Japanese clothing. Meiji era, 1868 to 1912. This lot is a Fukuro obi, a formal belt worn by women. Emboridered silk fabric with landscape and flor

An antique Japanese obi, a belt worn with traditional Japanese clothing. Meiji era, 1868 to 1912. This lot is a Fukuro obi, a formal belt worn by women. Emboridered silk fabric with leaf pattern. Doub

JAPANESE SILK BROCADE OBI W/ CRANES 12.5" X 60"

Japanese Silk Maru Brocade Obi, Meiji Period. A beautiful silk brocade obi with a repeating pattern of bamboo, pine and fans in green, gold and yellow tones, woven to give a luxurious sheen to the ove

A vintage Japanese Maru Obi (Kimono sash), both sides in brightly dyed silk and metallic threads brocading with a design of overlapping chrysanthemum rosettes and fans, 375 cm x 32 cm Buyers premium 3

A Japanese brocade wedding kimono with gold and silver embroidered crane and leaf decoration. Length: 75in. Wingspan: 51in. Chest: 24in. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside delivery, and

JAPANESE BROCADE WEDDING KIMONO Japanese white satin brocade wedding kimono with crane design, no tags. Wrist to wrist: 54" Sleeve length: 41" Nape to hem: 74"

Antique or vintage Japanese silk brocade textile, likely cut down from an obi sash, patterned on both sides with parrots among chrysanthemums, peonies and iris. Approx. 13" W, 47" L.

Japanese wedding kimono uchikake, 20th c., cream-colored silk embroidered with brilliant colored and golden silk thread, design of flying cranes to back, extensive gilt accents, red silk interior, pad

Of various patterns incorporating pine, bamboo, cranes, or waves (H: 13 in.; W: 182 in. (largest, approximately)) PROVENANCE: Property from the collection of Jeffrey M. Kaplan, Washington, D.C.

Two 20th Century Japanese Silk Brocade Obis. One with a silver, gilt, and red motif. The other showing cranes in a garden Larger length: 150"

2 Japanese Ichiroya Silk Obis. Including a Maru Obi, Taisho/Showa period with embroidered red crane and pine cone motif; and a Fukuro Obi with woven colorful phoenix motifs on black ground. Size: 1) 7

Two Japanese silk embroidered brocade Obi panels, designed throughout. Stitched embroidery using gold and silver metallic threads, depicting panels of flowers, foliage, cranes, roundels and fans. Appr

20th Century silk kimono, orange / red ground, flying cranes and foliate motifs, approx. 72" h. x 49.5". Frame 85" h. x 59" x 7". Not examined out to frame.

Japanese orange embroidered and painted ceremonial kimono, having long sleeves and a puffed hem, decorated with flying cranes, lilies, peony and plum blossoms. Provenance: From the Private Collection

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

A Japanese Uchikake White Silk Wedding Kimono and Standincludes a white silk wedding uchikake kimono with white lining, applied white glitter adds sparkle to the embroidered silk cranes flying amidst

Japanese Embroidered Orange Silk Furisode Kimono , worked in satin stitch and couched metallic threads with multiple golden cranes flying amid vibrant multicolored fans, l. 73 in

Japan, ca. 19th century. Reputedly from Sadu Island, the female figure is dressed in an elaborate brocade kimono, with head articulated at the neck. Ex: Estate of Diran Dohanian, distinguished art his

Vintage Japanese Porcelain Doll dressed in traditional Asian brocade kimono, decorated with Asian Florals and traditional Asian mountain pattern. Her Darari obi obviate ( sash) is gold metallic and bl

Two Japanese silk kimonos and two silk brocade obis(4)the larger kimono width across shoulders 28in (71cm); length shoulder to hem 60 1/2in (153.5cm)

Japanese Maru Obi, probably Meiji or Taisho in date, is a single piece of brocade silk folded over a double lining and then sewn together. Maru Obi, the most formal type of obi, are generally worn for