Collection: Products

Kamei Kō Hyakunin Isshu (Lord Kamei’s Hundred Poems, Hundred Poets, Circa 1577-1612. A Beautiful Handscroll of Manuscript Calligraphy, on Ten Differently Patterned Sheets, by a Sengoku Daimyo

Karasumaru Sanjurokkasen (The Karasumaru Thirty-Six Immortals of Poetry), Circa 1603-1638

Kikyorai ji Emaki (Departure Speech Picture Scroll), 1863(?). A Japanese Rendition of Tao Yuanming Returning to Seclusion and other Scenes of his Life, Beautifully Painted on Silk in a Nanga Style

Kokon bokuseki kantei benran, 1854

Kōmyō Shingon (Light Mantra), 1717. A Manuscript Edition of the Mantra of Light, with Flowering Illuminations in Gold, With Sanskrit Text of the Mantra itself

Konoe-ka hiro-saku “Jū Ni-kagetsu no Tabi” (Twelve Months of Travel by Konoe Iehiro), Circa 1685 - 1736. Calligraphical Poetry with Beautiful Paintings Produced by the Chief Regent and Advisor to Multiple Japanese Emperors

Kyō Bushō Iboku Makimono (Scrolls of Calligraphy Left by Famous Generals), Circa 1271-1390. Seven Rare Letters by Various Warlords of the Kamakura and Muromachi Periods, With Participants of the Nanboku-chō and Genkō Wars

Mó Bē Bōrě Bōluómì Duō Xinjing (The Heart Sutra of the Great Perfection of Wisdom) and Arhats, 1695. Rare Illuminated Manuscript of the Heart Sutra on Silk, with a Detailed Painting of Hundreds of Arhats. With a Lacquerware Box

Moto Me Hoshi Yo (Priest Sogan’s Training), Circa 1336-1392. Poetical Calligraphy by the Founder of the Sogan School of Calligraphy. Beautifully Decorated with Blue and Purple Ink Clouds, with Two Appraisal Stamps

Nyoju-roku-nin Utaawase Kyoku-Satsu Soe (Poetry Contest of Thirty-Six Ladies), Circa 1705-1741. A Beautifully Decorated Manuscript on Competing Women Poets

Ogurayama Shikishi, Circa 1600-1750. A Masterfully Illuminated Set of 30 Leaves from the Ogura Shikishi, in the Style of Fujiwara no Teika, by a Member of the Shijo Clan

Sanjurokkasen (The Thirty-Six Immortals of Poetry), 1705. A Calligraphy Album of Poetry on Thirty-Six Beautifully Painted and Illuminated Shikishi Format Leaves, by Various Nobles