Japanese Fukusa

Japanese Fukusa Embroidery Panel worked in couched gold threads with a sheath of wheat, sight 29 1/4 in. x 25 1/8 in., framed and glazed, overall 40 1/2 in. x 35 3/4 in. Provenance: Estate of Warren A

Japanese Fukusa Panel, Late Edo Period. Woven tapestry embellished with gold thread embroidery and with red lining used to cover a gift when presented by the giver. Several tears and bare threads. Siz

Japanese Fukusa. frame 53x53 cm.

Collector's Lot of Japanese Fukusa Gift Cover Textiles. Silk, cotton, synthetic, wrapped gold thread. Size: Ranging from: 12'' x 12'', (30 x 30 cm); 29'' x 24'', (74 x 61 cm). Property from the Jim an

Japanese embroidered silk fukusa, Meiji period, depicting turtles swimming among coral and rocky waves, with scrolling clouds above, overall dimensions including frame 42"h x 32.5"w x 1"d.

Extremely fine fukusa embroidered with a crane and Minogame, a mythical creature, to represent longevity. Late 18/early 19th century. 28.5 x 24 inches

Japanese Fan Fukusa, 19th Century. Silk and metallic thread. Size: 26'' x 28'' (66 x 71 cm). Blue silk ground with embroidery done in mostly satin, running, and couched stitches. Two large fans are th

Yuzen dyed Fukusa of cranes above a rocky cliff Fukusa, Meiji period. 25.75 x 24.75 inches

Textile panel. Japan. 19th century. Fukusa. Dark blue ground embroidered with the eight gods of luck. Framed and glazed. 26 x 31in.

Japanese large silk fukusa, woven with butterfly dancers, lower left with the signature "Kashu" and seal, reversed with a flower mon in gilt on reddish brown ground, 28.5"h x 27"w

This superbly embroidered piece on a deep blue satin silk background features three cranes to symbolize longevity. The glass eyes of the cranes date it to the late 18th century. 32 x 28 inches

4 Japanese 19 Century Meiji and Taisho Painted & Embroidered Silk Fukusa Gift Cloths with Mythological figures, cranes and Landscapes with figures. Good condition with light age related wear. Height o

Group of nine old and antique Japanese textiles, including: obi panels, fukusa, and short kimonos; 160" x 13" (largest)

Japanese Embroidered Cover (Fokusa), 19th C.Silk embroidered with silk and metallic thread. Size: 26'' x 26'' (66 x 66 cm). A gift wrap, or fukusa, was a traditional part of gift giving in 19th centur

H:55cm，W:47cm，Weight:72000g

H:94cm,L:78.5cm,W:57cm

Japanese Woodblock Print, 1929/30, 1st edition (with artist signature at lower left, in image), SIZE IN INCHES: 16 x 20 inches COMENTS: The printing of this work pre-dates the standard Takamizawa issu

Japanese Woodblock Print, Tennoji Temple in Osaka (Osaka Tennoji), from the series "Souvenirs of Travel, Third Series (Tabi miyage dai sanshu)" 1927, 1st Edition published by Shozaburo Watanabe, with

H:270cm,Diamter:26cm

Height: 30cm, width: 16cm, weight: 2407g

L:700cm ,W:26cm

H:117cm,W:84cm,L:117cm

Japanese Woodblock Print, 1929, published by Doi SIZE IN INCHES: 15.50 x 10.25 inches COMMENTS: Rare early 1st state printing, publisher's seal reads Doi Teiichi; carved and printed by Endo and Matsus

Height: 11cm, width: 5cm, weight: 183g