Collection: Products

Morgens-Gebether. German Manuscript Book of Prayer, Circa 1750. Beautiful Calligraphy and Detailed Initials

Mosaique des dames; [suivi d'un calendrier pour l'annee 1838]: [Almanach]

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

Muryōgi Kyō (Sutra of Infinite Meanings), Copied Colophon of 1186 but Late 18th to Mid 19th Century. A Rare Illuminated Handscroll of the Second Chapter of this Mahayana Buddhist Text, Copied after one of the Early Kamakura Period Examples

Myoho Renge Kyo, not after 1670. A Rare Woodblock Printed Set of the Lotus Sutra, Circa 1550-1670. Eight Scrolls Beautifully Printed on Mulberry Paper, in Eight Volumes

Myohorengekyo (The Lotus Sutra), Circa 1250-1333. Rare Woodblock Printed, Kasuga Ban Edition of the Lotus Sutra, With Kanbun Kundoku to translate Literary Chinese into Japanese. Produced on Mulberry Paper Treated with Mica Dust, in Eight Volumes

Myohorengekyo (The Lotus Sutra), Circa 1600-1650. An Illuminated, Albeit Incomplete Manuscript Scroll of the Lotus Sutra, on Indigo Dyed Paper

Myohorengekyo (The Lotus Sutra), Circa 1676. Rare Woodblock Printed, Complete Edition of the Lotus Sutra, With Kanbun Kundoku to translate Literary Chinese into Japanese. Produced on Mulberry Paper Treated with Mica Dust, in Eight Volumes

Nagoya Sanzaburo E Monogatari Maki (Nagoya Sanzaburo Picture Story Scroll), Circa 1688-1730. A Beautifully Illuminated Emakimono Handscroll in the Style of a Nara Ehon, with Nineteen Beautiful Paintings, Accentuated with Gold-Sprayed Borders

Nankin-ga Shukuzu (Nanga Miniature Paintings), Circa 1800-1850 (Late Edo Period). 78 Pages of Ink Wash Landscape Paintings, Being Miniature Copies of Southern School Examples

Nanso Satomi Hakkenden (The Tale of the Eight Dogs of Satomi), 1883. A Heavily Illustrated Edition of Bakin’s Work, with 148 Half and Full-Page Woodblock Illustrations. 10 of 23 Books

Nanso Satomi Hakkenden, 19th Century