virtual-artifacts: Fuchi-kashira with designs of Hannya mask and horse Japanese Early 19th century

virtual-artifacts: Fuchi-kashira with designs of Hannya mask and horse Japanese Early 19th century

Japaneseaesthetics: A Water Flask For Use When Travelling . Wood Covered With Natural Lacquer, Decorated With Techniques Of Hiramakie, Takamakie, Sabiage A Raden, Inlaid With Plumb And Furnished With Silk Cords . 18Th Century - 19Th Century; Around

Explodingrocks: Demonic Head Netsuke In Boxwood. Meiji Period, Late 19Th Century, Japancarved As A Demonic Head With A Wide Open Mouth Inlaid With Bone Fangs And Bushy Eyebrows Framing Large Eyes Of Horn And Mother-Of-Pearl, Signed Chokuichi/Naokazu.

Thekimonogallery: A Pair Of Two-Fold Screens “Fujin And Raijin” By Tawaraya Sōtatsu, Property Of Kennin-Ji Temple, Kyoto, Japan. : National Treasure Of Japan. Photography By Eagle 1 On Photohito

Heracliteanfire: Fox Mask: Kitsune. Japan, Late 19Th Century (Via Fox Mask: Kitsune | Lacma Collections)

Abystle: Seated Rāgarāja (रागाराजा)/Aizen Myō’ō (愛染明王), Kamakura Period, 13Th-14Th Century, Japan.

Explodingrocks: Demon Kawari Kabuto Samurai Helmet). Mid Edo Period, 18Th Century, Japanthe Simple Iron Bowl Built Up To Form A Naga Eboshi With A Modeled Demons Head On The Front, The Surface Of The Bowl With A Textured Finish Lacquered Gold. On Either

Thisishowtheworldends: Dragon And Waves (C. 1827 - 1831) By Utagawa Kuniyoshi [Source]

Collectorandco: Door To Shrine / Japan

Virtual-Artifacts: Mask Inscribed By Myochin Muneakira (Japanese, Edo Period, 1673–1745) Date: Dated 1713 Culture: Japanese Medium: Lacquered Iron

Japaneseaesthetics: Samurai Battlefield Sleeves (Kote); Signed Myōchin Ki No Munesada Saku (Made By Myōchin Ki No Munesada); Mid-Edo Period, 1790S, Japan; Iron, Silver. © The Ann &Amp;Amp; Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Museum, Dallas

Workman: Heracliteanfire: Japan, Ca 1842. (Via British Museum)

Japaneseaesthetics: Armor With The Features Of A Tengu (Tengu Tōsei Gusoku), Late Edo Period, 1854, Japan. Iron, Lacquer, Plant Fibers, Brocade, Feathers, Fur, © The Ann &Amp;Amp; Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Museum, Dallas

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