Antique Japanese Kakejiku Bijin-ga Beauty Spider Web Kimono Meiji Taisho Scroll 72"L Haori the private banking houses that

the private banking houses that were among the most powerful commercial institutions of Edo-period Japan

This is a vintage Chinese marble or hard igneous stone name stamp known as an inkan

this mold reflects the artistry and symbolism of Japanese confectionery traditions

published in Tokyo in March 1904 — within weeks of the war's outbreak

Japanese zugawati silk kimono in rich purple with rabbit motif

Antique Japanese Kakejiku Bijin-ga Beauty Spider Web Kimono Meiji Taisho Scroll 72"L Haori the private banking houses thatJapanese kakejiku hanging scroll, ink and color on paper, standing bijin in white spider web patterned kimono with black obi (Bijin ga), with original storage box, Meiji to Taish period Japan; Meiji to Taish period, c. 1890s1920s; signed with two red seals; original wooden storage box inscribed A refined and distinctly unusual bijin ga (, beauty painting) depicting a standing woman in formal dress, rendered in ink and soft mineral color on paper. She