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KYO KMN017
KYO KMN017

Japanese Antique Hand Woven Orange Obi (Kimono Sash) for Furisode.

KYO KMN017More Details
A Roku-Tsuu Styel Japanese gold obi of flowers and traditional motifs.
Hand woven with gold, silver and many bright colors. 1/3 of the front is plain orange (Roku-Tsuu) and back is all plain orange.
This obi was used for Furisode, young unmarried girl's formal kimono.
Earlier 1900s.
Good condition.

Approximate Size: Length 14'5"(440cm), Width 12.25"(31cm)

Location: Kyoto Warehouse
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Price: $125.00
KYO KMN016
KYO KMN016

Japanese Hand Woven White Silk Obi (Kimono Sash) with Gold Tread.

KYO KMN016More Details
A beautiful Roku-Tsuu Styel Japanese gold obi of flowers and traditional motifs.
Hand woven with gold, silver and many bright colors. 1/3 of the front is plain white (Roku-Tsuu) and back is all plain white.
Earlier 1900s.
Few old small stains on the plain white part.

Approximate Size: Length 14'5"(440cm), Width 12.25"(31cm)

Location: Kyoto Warehouse
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Price: $125.00
KYO KMN015
KYO KMN015

Japanese Hand Woven Black Silk Obi (Kimono Sash) with Gold Threads

KYO KMN015More Details
A Roku-Tsuu Styel Japanese gold obi of flowers and traditional motifs.
Hand woven with gold, silver and many bright colors. 1/3 of the front is plain black (Roku-Tsuu) and back is all plain black.
Earlier 1900s.
Excellent condition.

Approximate Size: Length 14'5"(440cm), Width 12.25"(31cm)

Location: Kyoto Warehouse
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Price: $125.00
DOL015
DOL015

Japanese Antique Ofuku (Otafuku) Doll

DOL015More Details
Ofuku is one of Japanese favorite good luck bringer figure. Displayed frequently in shop windows.
This character is founded in Sarugaku (origin of Noh play) as an ordinary woman. A woman with small nose, large forehead, plumped cheeks were symbol of happiness, wealth, and beauty in ancient days in Japan. Also her name "Fuku" means happiness.
There is a temple in Kyoto warships Ofuku, and she is enshrined as guardian deity of houses and buildings.

This earthenware Ofuku figure is very old. Some of her painting is gone because many people have been rubbing her for good luck. Her topknot is missing.
Circa early 20th century.

Size: H 12.5" (32cm), W 8" (20cm), D 8.5" (22cm)
Location: SAN FRANCISCO
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Price: $450.00
KYO OKI079
KYO OKI079

Edo period Bronze Shishi Kouro, Lion-Dog Incense Burner

KYO OKI079More Details
Amazing quality cast bronze incense burner collected at Japanese auction.
Circa mid-late Edo period (18th-19th century)
Shishi is translated as "lion" but it can also refer to a dog with magical properties and the power to repel evil spirits.
The open mouth, along with the pierced ball, indicate a male shishi, representing the Yang, male, and active principle of the universe.

The ball he is holding has design of peony flowers. Shishi (king of all animals) and peony (king of all flowers) are often used together for kimono motif, samurai armor decoration, painting themes, etc...

It is in excellent condition.

Size: H14" (36cm), W 20" (50cm), D 8" (20cm)
Location: Kyoto Warehouse
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Price: $1400.00
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