Japan Samurai

– 1901), the Japanese educator, philosopher, writer, entrepreneur, samurai, and founder of Keio

Beautiful mid 19th century Japanese woodblock print of a samurai by Utagawa Toyokuni III (Kunisada

, samurai falconry print, Japanese woodblock print, Meiji print, Chiyoda no Omote, shogun artwork

Our Shakudo ring depicts a bat mounted on a ring of bone. The Shakudo craft originated in Japan

legend titled "The Samurai's Willow." The pine tree (matsu) is a tree rich in symbolism in Japan. Its

samurai class, and Japan would be ruled by successive shogunates for over 600 years. The shogunate system

status. A true one-of-a-kind piece for connoisseurs of Japanese antiques, lacquerware, and samurai-era

series of works depicting samurai and other Japanese-inspired themes, often rendered in expressive forms

Miya is a typical name from the Japan of a famous samurai. A name chosen for the desire to design a

Miya is a typical name from the Japan of a famous samurai. A name chosen for the desire to design a

Miya is a typical name from the Japan of a famous samurai. A name chosen for the desire to design a

The top leader of all the Samurai in Japan was referred to as the Shogun. Here he sits astride his

making weapons for samurai, Japanese metalworkers had achieved an expressive range of colours by

Japanese samurai armour with family crest. This armour was made between the Taisho period and the

Pewter Japanese Samurai riding saddle with ebony and rosewood, circa 1800. The piece also features

A fine pair of antique Japanese Samurai stirrups. Metal, with red lacquer interior, and inlaid

A Japanese Samurai black-lacquered helmet (kabuto) in suji bachi style and of a goshozan shape

securing a helmet flag to the hachi common among high ranking samurai, now sporting a bow. At the crest is

original antique print depicting a Japanese Samurai warrior performing Seppuku/Harakiri in 1639. Text on

to a world of feudal Japan where samurai roamed the land, embodying courage and honor. What made

Pair of Abumi, Samurai Armour Stirrups  Made of iron, intricate inlay work in silver and red

This sumptuous armor was custom made for a samurai of the mid to late Edo period (c.1800

A very decorative pair of Japanese samurai stirrups (Abumi), with red lacquer interior and gold

Wonderfully modeled silvered bronze Japanese samurai with gilt bronze highlights. 2 removable

Fine carved sculpture of a Samurai, probably French, 19th century. The Japanese Samurai is in god

Okubo Tosimichi (1830-1878) rare engraving. Japanese samurai leader of Satsuma domain. Protagonist

A beautiful antique pair of Japanese Samurai saddle trappings (Aorigawa). These would have hung on

century Japanese Samurai armor box panels, with gold family crests in the center.

Early Muromachi period Japanese Samurai “Naoe Shizu Katana” (sword). The Muromachi Period in

18K gold chain necklace set with a pair of 17th century gold Menukis (Japanese samurai sword

Necklace in 18K gold and diamonds, set with a pair of gold Menukis (Japanese samurai sword

, wisdom; these are the guiding rules of the Samurai. The Japanese Samurai silk washes over the skull, in

A six panel Japanese screen with separate finely painted and very detailed scenes of samurai in

Mixed metal dish decorated with a samurai and two dragons among peonies on a background of stylized

Printed in the 1850s, these woodblock prints were executed by Kuniyoshi (1798-1861) according to information on the backs. Fierce warriors in bright color, surrounded by calligraphy....

An 18th Century Japanese inlaid iron Samurai abumi. This iron stirrup sports a silver inlay with a

samurai in reserves and pheasants. Top of collar restored, practically invisible from the outside. Height

Samurai Dolls used for traditional Japanese boys festivals. These are crafted out of straw, wire

Stunning large bronze statue of a Japanese warrior reading. Stands in at over four feet tall so of

A pair of large Japanese vases with ruffled rims featuring depictions of Samurai with landscapes

Antique Japanese Takeda ningyo of a Kabuki actor in the role of a wandering Samurai with one sword

A wonderful Japanese Meiji-era, (1868 - 1912) Bronze Okimono depicting a Samurai. Signed by Miyao

soon take over Nobunaga's position as the most powerful man in Japan. Arguably, Hideyoshi achieved this

the oni Shuten-dōji, a Japanese demon of folklore. After a series of mysterious disappearances near Mt

The bottoms of the stirrups have a cloud design with silver fine inlaid and shows somewhat wear which obviously had been used. Signed Katsuo Nagatsugu who lived in Kanawaza.

Utagawa Kuniyoshi and son of a samurai, Kyosai was a political satirist and famously described as “perhaps

samurai is one of the greatest tales about loyalty and revenge in Japanese history. It is closely based on

A beautifully JINGASA lacquered leather Samurai helmet with gilded "Mon" lotus.

Artist: Kuniyoshi Utagawa (1797-1861) Title: Asai Bizen-no kami Nakamasa Series: Heroes of the Grand Pacification Publisher: Yamamoto-ya Heikichi Date: c. 1848 - 1849 Size: 24.7 x 34...

samurai, Kyosai was a political satirist and famously described as “perhaps the last virtuoso in

: (L) 25.5 x 36.9 (C) 25 x 36.9 (R) 25 x 36.8 cm Two renowned samurai, Kato Kiyomasa (1562-1611) and

. Some pinholes. Actors of the kabuki theatre don samurai armour, as they recreate the seminal Battle

Samurai warriors vest from the late 19th century, on metal base.

upon the famous samurai Yorimitsu to attack the mountain where the lair of the culprit demon was

red pigment on the upper right cartouche. Yamanaka Yukimori (1545-1578), a loyal samurai of the

Selection of the Biography of the Taiko. The Taiko refers to Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1537-1598), one of Japan

the ascensions of the warlord Toyotomi Hideyoshi from peasant to ruler of all Japan, along with