Japanese Orihon,( Japanese pronunciation: [o?iho?]) is a style of Japanese codex—a historic precursor to modern books—with an accordion-folded structure, which is known also as concertina binding ). This Orihon has a total of 100 pages all full with Edo period, Meiji period and some Taisho period silk textiles. If you are into vintage and antique textiles and books, then this Orihon will blow your mind. Collected at the last auction of the year in Shiga Japan. Most likely a textile shops sample collection.

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Pair of Taisho,(1912-1926) painted doors.

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Murashido bronze tsubo with a spectacular effect achieved by dipping the bronze in oil immediately after the firing then smoking with rice straw.
Dates around early to mid C. Comes in original signed box.

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Bronze Yukimi,(Japanese snow lantern).
Designed to be most spectacular when carrying a fresh coat of snow.

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Japanese Kasekinoki,(Petrified wood) with original wabisabi dai,(stand/base).
Found this gem in Nagahama, Japan.

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