Japanese Textile Artwork

Japanese textile artwork, acrobats. sight 9 3/4" x 52".

Japanese Haori robe and nine silk scarves printed with famous ukiyo-e and art work of Japan. Dimensions:  Robe - 39" L ;   Scarf - 26" H&nbs

Marked with calligraphy on right upper corner and left side. Subject depicts a Japanese woman in lavish kimono in red with coat adorn with floral textiles. Approximately 18.25 x 13, artwork measures 1

Japanese Textile 146 x 70 cm (4' 9" x 2' 4") Japan, ca. 1900 Condition: used, several tears and abrasions in the foundation, signs of use, backed with fabric Silk and gold threads on silk

Over 150 textile articles, including full Kimono's (many which have wrapping from Japanese Department stores from the 1950s-90s), belts, both male and female. Please review the comprehensive images. E

SK Initialed Textile Artwork 1973, initials to lower right read ‘SK 73’, subjects flower with radiating petals, measures 55 3/8 x 53 1/4 inches , wooden frame, surface wear to frame, not examined

An Antique Japanese textile fabric pattern book. Meiji era, dated 26th September 1893. The book composed of woodblocks depicting floral, geometric and bird themed textile designs. Over 240 pages. Call

A Section of Japanese Textile, possibly a section of a Kesa, being dark blue decorated in gold wrapped thread with rows of kiku and hanabishi mon, approx 139cms by 53.5cms, Edo Period; framed and glaz

An original and unique piece with Jia Na's personal signature in phonetic English lower right. An assembly of silk, cotton, heavy leather, bullion embroidery and cast brass plackets. Professionally mu

FINE JAPANESE TEXTILE - Machine Loomed Silk with Metallic Threads, late Meiji period, circa 1890, a repeating landscape with buildings, lakes and flowering trees, ink seal stamp on lower selvedge, 26

Unknown artist, village scene, Peruvian textile artwork, framed frame: 22"h x 22.5"w Provenance: An Alamo Heights, Texas collection We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we s

Vintage Japanese Textile Lot. Japanese textiles including 2 worker's apron "maekake", indigo blue heavy cotton advertising apron, and cotton indigo "noren" curtain textile. Sizes: 1) 28'' x 18'' (71 x

Kyo Yuzen, Kyoto dyeing 1981. Past down and free end papers hand made. Textile Designs of Japan Vol I, II, III, 1964-1966. 11" x 14" Property from the estate of Joan Kessler, Kew Gardens, NY. Joan Kes

Japanese Textile Evening Bag with Menuki & Kagamibuta Netsuke, 5 1/2"W NO EXPORT.

Very fine vintage Japanese textile panel L 139-1/2", W 18". Estate of anthropologists and food historian Michael and Sophie Coe. New Haven, Ct . Excellent condition.

Antique Japanese forbidden stitch embroidery on paper. Dragons, phoenix, underwater scenes and flowers. Framed in a Victorian molded frame, behind glass.Cloth approx. 9.25"x 7.25"Frame 14" x 12"

Pair of 19th century Japanese works, comprising three gold textile circles on a gold background applied to paper, framed under glass in gilt lacquer frames. Comes with receipt from The Little Antiques

Unknown artist, village school, Peruvian textile artwork, framed frame: 22.5"h x 25"w Provenance: An Alamo Heights, Texas collection We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we

4pc Asian Japanese Textile Pieces. Some woven design. Some printed design. These are exceptionally long-- Dimensions: H: 173 inches: W: 27.5 inches ---

Brown silk with design patters Dimensions: 68" x 43" Condition: Some wear in areas

Collection of 19th and 18th Century Japanese Textile Samples in Album with some unique examples. Japanese Textiles Hardcover book by Helen Cowen Gunsaulus. Published in 1941. In English. No Jacket. 96

Kome-bukuro, Meiji Period, cotton. Such bags were made from small pieces of cloth that were stitched together. Size: 17.5'' x 16.5'' (44 x 42 cm). Please Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Rese

Pre-WWII Sakabukuro bag, persimmon juice/dye and cotton, Japanese textile. Sakabukuro were bags used to filter sake during the production process. Size: 31'' x 9'' (79 x 23 cm). Please Note: There Are

Kome-bukuro, Edo Period, silk, Japan. Such bags were made from small pieces of cloth that were stitched together. Size: 9.25'' x 13.5'' (23 x 34 cm). Please Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential R