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

Kan'non Bosatsu-Zō (The Twin Kannon Bodhisattva Statues), Circa 1700-1750. Two Early Edo Paintings Attributed to the founder of the Nakahashi Kano School, but with Unknown Artist Seals

Kan'non Reijōki Zue, 1845. Illustrations of the Ancient Saigoku Kannon Pilgrimage, the 33 Temples, and More

Kana Yomi Juushi Keichihou (Kana Readings of the Fourteen Classics), Circa 1800-1830. Volume Two of Two. Medical Insight on Ancient Acupuncture and Moxibustion, with Six Full-Page Woodblock Anatomy Diagrams

Kanjō Suetsumuhana (Leisurely Love and Flowers), 1839-1841. Volumes 1-5, Complete in 15 Ezoshi Booklets, with 86 Full-Page Woodblock Illustrations

Kankai Ibun (Observation in Foreign Countries), Circa 1810-1820. An Illustrated Manuscript Account of the 16 Japanese Sailors Shipwrecked in Russia, with 132 Hand Colored Illustrations, including a World Map

Kano School Emakimono, Circa 1750-1800. A Beautiful Handscroll of Fifteen Paintings and One Sketch, Largely Landscapes and Nature Scenes with Animals

Kano Utsunenobu Shōshōhakkei (Kano Tsunenobu's Eight Views of Xiaoxiang), Circa 1700-1750. A Monumental Silk Landscape of the Eight Views of the Xiao and Xiang Rivers, in Bold Ink Wash Techniques

Kano Uyasunobu Emaki (Kano Yasunobu Picture Scroll), Circa 1660-1670. A Monumental Emakimono Handscroll with Fourteen Beautiful, and Large Ink Wash Paintings, totalling 12 Meters. Great Creatures, Landscapes, and More

Kanō-ha Emakimono (Kano School Emakimono), Circa 1635-1685. Twelve Beautiful Silk Paintings in the Style of an Early Head of the Kano School of Art, Seven Meters Long

Kanō-ha Nihon Fūkeizu Makimono (Kano School Japanese Landscape Scroll), Circa 1650-1750. A Beautiful Landscape Emakimono Handscroll on Silk

Kanshin Jippokai Zu (Picture of the Ten Directional Realms for Contemplating the Mind), Circa 1669, Kanbun Era. Hand Colored Woodblock Print Illustration of the Realms of Rebirth and Enlightenment