Japanese Children's Day Festival Banner

Japanese Children's Day Festival Banner. Printed linen. Size: 278'' x 28'' (706 x 71 cm).

PATRICK NAGATANI (American, 1945-2017), "Japanese Children's Day Carp Banners, Paguate Village, Jackpile Mine Uranium Tailings, Laguna Pueblo Reservation, New Mexico," 1990, Copyright, chromogenic pri

Edo period dated (1862) child sekku armor. It was made by an armourer (katchushi) for the annual Boys day festival called Tango no sekku. The structure is Hon-Zukuri, which is the same as a regular bi

First half 20th century. Mahogany Arts and Crafts type wooden frames with linen banners decorated with stenciled and hand painted samurai for the annual Boy's (now Children's) Day. 66"h. 24.25"w.

4 Japanese Nobori Boys' Day Banners, Mid 20th C. Celebrated on May 5, Children’s Day (originally Boys' Day), originated as an ancient Chinese festival from the old lunar calendar that marked a

First half 20th century. Painted linen banners. One a fragment with black stripe, 20.5" x 21.5", the other cut down with partial blue stripe and black stenciled crests. 89"h. 18.5"w. Made for annual M

2 Japanese Textiles. Day banner and cover. Size: 60" x 15.5" (152 x 39 cm); and 40" x 38" (102 x 97 cm).

Eiichi Kotozuka framed woodblock print titled Children on Festival Day. Signed in the plate lower left. Framed measuring 22.25" tall x 17" wide. Condition: frame and matting may show minor signs of no

A Chinese 20th Century box, turned metal lidded jar, puzzle box with some loss (possibly not functioning), an asian lock, an early 20th Century "Japanese Fairy Tale" book, "Children's Days in Japan" t

Hiro Yamagata (Japanese, b. 1948), "Banner Day", serigraph, edition PP9/10, pencil signed lower right and Martin Lawrence Editions stamp lower left; 26" x 37" image, 36" x 48" frame.

Misc. lot including Chinese mat (33 1/2" x 25 1/2"), vintage Serape (60" x 54"), long Japanese hand painted scroll (Boy's Day Banner), Fig Newton pillow.

Hiro Yamagata, Japanese, American, B. 1948, Banner Day, Lithograph Or Serigraph On Paper, Pencil Signed Lower Right, Edition Number 44/295, Sight 25 X 35 Inches, Blue Lacquer Frame 33 X 43.25 X 0.25 I

MARCH 3RD EVERY YEAR - OWNED BY SUMIKO TOKUHATE, DISPLAY CASE WITH FOLDING SCREEN 2 LANTERNS PLATFORM IN BLACK, 2 INDIVIDUAL PLATFORMS FOR THE EMPEROR & EMPERESS IN KIMEKOMI STYLE - CARVED WOOD WITH M

"LOW CLOUDS ABOVE A STREET WITH FESTIVAL BANNER" FROM GREAT VIEWS OF EDO, 1861-64

Japanese Painted Nobori Textile Banner Boys Day Dyed Banner. Approximately 52 x 13 in.

Japanese Woodblock Print, 2021 published by Miyakodori SIZE IN INCHES: chuban, 8 x 11 inches NOTE FROM THE DESIGNER: Some large carp streamers being displayed on Children's Day had been swept away by

Satsuma vase. Japan. Meiji period (1868-1912). Globular form. Decoration of a children's festival with brocade borders. Signed Kozan in gold. 3.5 x 3.5in.

Artist: Hiroshige Ando Title: Boys Day Banner Series: No. 48 from the series "One Hundred Famous Views of Edo" Date: Showa era edition printed from recarved woodblocks Medium: Japanese woodblock print

Lot 6 Japanese Dolls. Hina-Matsuri display. Lot of five matching dolls and one man in orange kimono. Some have swords or props. All on matching painted stands. Girl's Day Festival.-- Dimensions: --- U

Lot 4 Japanese Dolls. Hina-Matsuri display. Lot of three matching dolls and one bearded man. All on matching painted stands. Girl's Day Festival.-- Dimensions: --- US Shipping charge: $35

JAPAN 1949 S/S # 456 VF **. Description: Souvenir sheet of 10 stamps issued for Children's Day of 1949. Natural crease in the gum. Scott catalog 2023: $562.00 CAD. Condition report: Upon request, We w

3 Vintage Japanese Textiles (2 Banners, 1 Obi): Obi, Size: 160" x 12" (406 x 30 cm). Boy's Day Banner, Size: 98" x 21" (249 x 53 cm). Cranes Banner, Size: 130" x 13" (330 x 33 cm).

Artist: Shuntei, Miyagawa, 1873-1915 Title: Girls Day Festival Series: Flowers of the Floating World Date: 1898 Medium: Japanese woodblock print Image Size: 11 5/8 x 8

H 7 x W 5.5 x D 4 "Girls Day" Festival, likely made for the tourist market. Painted wood, silk, paper, hair Some props missing; significant fading of the silks. C 1920's The net proceeds from this lot