This is a haori (short jacket) worn over kimono which is made of silk with shibori pattern. It also has beautiful lining with geometric pattern. In excellent condition. The former half of the 20th century. 128cm x 92cm

This is a haori, a short jacket worn over kimono which is made of high quality silk with shibori (tie-dyeing) pattern. In good condition except for a small stain. The former half of the 20th century. 126cm x 84cm

This is a bentō-bako (lunch box) which contains plates and boxes. All made of wood and coated with urushi. It has Makie of plum flower motif. Generally in good condition but the sliding lid is a bit tight because of buckle from aging and hair line cracks in one of the plates. Also, the outer box has mending in the top corner. The former half of the 20th century. Dimension: 22.4cm x 12.8cm x 22cm

This is a wool woman's kimono with geometric pattern which is weft and warp kasuri. It has no lining. The wool kimono was popular between 1950s to 1960s. In excellent condition. 130cm x 151cm

This is a woman's silk meisen haori with book and plant pattern which is weft and warp kasuri. It has woven silver threads which means it was made between 1920s to 1940s. In excellent condition and looks new. 123cm x 96cm

This is a silk meisen girl's kimono with fruits pattern, which is weft and warp kasuri. It has many light stains, color bleeding and stain in the lining. Mid 20th century. 110cm x 115cm

This is a set of five nimono-wan ( bowl for boiled food ) with a lid. It has beautiful "ryusui ( stream )" pattern inside of a lid as well as the bowl. It is made by urushi master "Shun-nin　(Yasuda Shun-nin)" in Kyoto. In excellent condition. 20th century. Diameter of the lid:12.5cm, Diameter of the bowl:13cm, Height:9.5cm

This is a pair of bamboo ornaments with carved Chinese-style poetry, however some Chinese characters are not readable, so its meaning is not clear either. In good condition. W:9.5cm, L:94cm

This is a wooden ornament with carved Chinese-style poetry reads as "Kōrō ni meigetsu kitaru" in Japanese meaning "the bright moon has come above the high building". It has sign, however unidentified. In good condition. Width of the top:6.5cm, Width of the bottom:10cm, Length:97.5cm, Thickness:1cm

This is a small boro, probably a part of futonji. The ground cloth as well as mending patches are made of hand-spun cotton and natural indigo dyed, which are stripes, check, plain and kasuri pattern. The former half of the 20th century. 72cm x 102cm

This is a cotton woman's kimono with shibori (tie-dyeing) pattern. It is produced in Arimatsu Narumi region in Aichi prefecture. In good condition except for some dirt in the upper back lining. Mid 20th century. 124cm x 141cm

This is a Miyako-Jōfu woman's kimono which was produced in Miyako Island in Okinawa. Miyako-jōfu is handwoven of choma (ramie) and the warps as well as the wefts of this kimono are hand-plied. It is said that it has been woven in the island since 14th century and imposed as levy till 19th century. It is very precious as it needs many different craftspeople in each process such as choma cultivation, plying of fibers, binding and dyeing of kasuri threads, weaving and beating...