Japanese Temple

Deep Green (深緑) — Katsuyuki Nishijima, Sōsaku-hanga woodblock print, Japan, c. 1990s A study in architectural stillness, Deep Green (深緑) draws the eye into a layered world of overla...

This cabinet is constructed utilizing time honored joinery techniques featured in Japanese temple carpentry in addition it features shoji made utilizing those same traditional joiner...

A delightful Japanese woodblock depicting the pagoda of Ninnaji Temple situated in Western Kyoto, Japan.

It's a perfect choice for your indoor or outdoor garden space. About Japanese stone lanterns. Japan’s stone lantern tradition is a concept that was imported from India and has ex...

Nagasaki Kiyomizudera is a temple of the Shingon sect of Buddhism, founded by the Buddhist priest Keijun in 1623.

This is a truly wonderful and rather unique piece. We can't find another quite like it. We were told it is from an Edo period Shinto Shrine dedicated to the deity Inari - a popul...

Japan’s stone lantern tradition is a concept that was imported from India and has existed in Japanese temples and gardens since the 7th century.

Japan’s lantern tradition was originally conceived as entrance lighting and guardians to temples and pagodas and when lit served as an offering to Buddha.

Here's a wonderful find from our acquisitions trip to Japan. We were fortunate to find this Art Deco period pair (2) matching hand-carved, hand red lacquered and gilt embellished t...

Japan’s stone lantern tradition is a concept that was imported from India and has existed in Japanese temples and gardens since the 7th century.

Japan’s stone lantern tradition is a concept that was imported from India and has existed in Japanese temples and gardens since the 7th century.

Japan’s stone lantern tradition is a concept that was imported from India and has existed in Japanese temples and gardens since the 7th century.

A distinctive feature of this bell is that, unlike most Japanese temple bells which are commonly made of bronze, this one is made of cast iron.

We are members of NAJGA- North American Japanese Garden Association About Japanese stone lanterns: Japan’s stone lantern tradition is a concept that was imported from India and has...

. - Indian elephant claw cow bell with etched design. - Japanese / Buddhist shrine / altar / Suzu Temple bell Dimensions: Largest - 2.75" x 5.5" / Smallest - 1.75" x 2" (D x H)

Japan’s lantern tradition was originally conceived as entrance lighting and guardians to temples and pagodas and when lit served as an offering to Buddha.

Title: Japanese Preacher in Temple – Ferrario Costume Print, Hand-Colored c.1815 Description: This finely hand-coloured engraving titled *Japanese Preacher* presents a vivid interio...

Antique print titled ‘Chief Temple Hakodadi‘. View of the chief temple in Hakodate, Japan.

An impressive and exceptionally large mid-19th century hand-painted Buddhist devotional painting depicting Shaka Nyorai (釈迦如来), the Japanese representation of the historical Shakyamu...

"The Kaminarimon at the Kanseon Temple in Asakusa" - Original Japanese Print Japanese Print "The Kaminarimon at the Kanseon Temple in Asakusa", from the series "Famous Places in Ed...

Japan, Kamakura-period (1185-1333) 39 x 42 x 18 (female) / 40 x 42 x 18 (male) Exhibited at Museum für Angewandte Kunst in Frankfurt/M in the exhibition: “A Floating World – Imperm...

Antique print titled 'Temple de Daibuth'. View of the temple of Daibuth, Japan.

Kiyomi Barrier & Seiken Temple Near Okitsu - Japanese Woodcut Print on Rice Paper Woodblock print of boats in a harbor by Utagawa Hiroshige (Japanese, 1797-1858).

The sublime simplicity of this series is a far cry from his earlier furniture designs and is inspired by traditional Japanese building techniques. The solid horizontal backrest, rest...

Kawase Hasui, 'Zentsuji Temple in the Rain' from the seres 'Collected Views of Japan II', color woodblock print, 1937.

Antique Japanese Bronze Vase With a Temple Mark on the underside Japan Rare Additional information: Material: Bronze, Cloisonne & Metal Region of Origin: China Period: 19th century ...

Description: Antique print titled 'Mariners Temple at Simoda‘. View of the mariners temple in Shimoda, Japan.

These colorful, semi-abstracted views of Japanese temple landscapes subtly, but radically redefine picture space.

These colorful, semi-abstracted views of Japanese temple landscapes subtly, but radically redefine picture space.

Masao Ido (1945–2016) was a celebrated Japanese artist working in the Kyoto sōsaku-hanga tradition, known for richly layered, self-carved and self-printed woodblock views of Japan’s ...

Meiji-Taisho Period Buddhist Temple Cabinet Doors Period: Meiji-Taisho Size: 158 x 56 cm (62.2 x 22 inches) Embrace serenity with these temple cabinet doors from the early 20th ce...

Koyoto Sanjusangendo Temple Stamp Goshuln Framed Antique print original frame .

The robust body is divided by bold architectural ribs that terminate in projecting bracket-like forms recalling traditional Japanese temple carpentry. The wide trumpet-shaped mouth r...

Pair of very early temple calligraphy panels. A pair of Edo period (17th century) carved wood panels that used to hang outside a temple. One plaque has evidence of a seal in the uppe...

This scarse original old antique print / plate originates from: 'Naaukeurige beschryving der godtsdienst-plichten, kerk-zeden en gewoontens van alle volkeren der waereldt.', a Dutch ...

The structured frame houses flat, solid dark green lenses. Slim metal temples extend from the front chassis, transitioning into structural amber and orange-toned acetate temple arms ...

A wonderful woodblock print image titled "A Little Temple Gate" by one of Japan's finest 20th-century artists and one of, if not the greatest working artist in the Shin-Hanga movement.

Made in: Japan CONDITION: Condition: Good, this item was pre-owned and is in good condition.

Set of Large Buddhist temple Altar door decorative applique. Gilded copper, depicting flying Phoenix. Can be easily used to adorn any door. Solid copper plates with very high quality...

This 19th C. Japanese Buddhist bronze temple or monastery bell, features a stylized two-headed dragon loop handle at top, four studded panels at shoulder, raised geometric lines arou...

Import of Art into the US should be exempt from all U.S. import tariffs but please check. “Hase-dera Temple, Kamakura, Kanagawa” A moment of quiet devotion captured in timeless mon...

A bronze Champlevé Buddhist temple Altar candleholder, Meiji period, with stylized elephant head handles and Ram's heads decoration. The enamel work has some loss and there is a stre...

Title : The sky visible at Honmonji Temple Ⅲ Japan / 2024s Size : w1620 x h1630 mm The sky can be seen from Honmonji Temple, which the artist passes while running, a hobby of hers.

Title : The sky visible at Honmonji Temple Ⅱ Japan / 2024s Size : w1805 x h1805 mm The sky can be seen from Honmonji Temple, which the artist passes while running, a hobby of hers.

Japanese silk kesi or temple hanging.  Dating from the late 19th Century Meiji period.

A dramatically expressive 18th-century Mid Edo period hand-carved architectural timber sculpture, known in Japan as Elephant Kibana ("beam-end nose"). Originally positioned at the s...

This stunning and unusually large Japanese Buddhist bronze temple bell dates to the 18th century and is richly decorated with two finely cast dragons in high relief.

An extraordinary Buddhist temple incense burner from Japan, dating to the late Edo period (18th–19th century).

Made in: Japan CONDITION: Condition: Fair, this item was pre-owned and is in fair condition.

A hand-painted hanging scroll (kakejiku) titled "Ichihitsu Ryu" (One-Stroke Dragon), executed by Daijo Daien, the 423rd Head Priest of Koyasan Kongobuji Temple. The dragon is rendere...

Sourced directly from the historic Kanzeon-ji Temple in Dazaifu (Chikuzen Province)—one of ancient Japan's most important imperial Buddhist gateways—the reverse bears an authentic ci...

Evoking the overhanging roofs of Japanese temples, the lintel's projecting ends are slightly curved inwards.

The documented provenance from an established Japanese museum collection guarantees its authenticity and market pedigree.

About the Artist Ido Masao (1945–2016) was a distinguished Kyoto-based printmaker renowned for his refined depictions of Japan’s historic temples and seasonal landscapes.

A beautifully weathered hand-cut granite ‘toro’ Japanese lantern dating to circa 1900. Also known as ‘Dai-doro’, pedestal-mounted lanterns like this one are synonymous with temples,...

Cooking Vat Cover Japan Early 20th century Cryptomeria (Japanese Cedar) ...

Both sides have a representative Japanese landscape with its characteristic temples and wildlife.

Chōjū-jinbutsu-giga, commonly shortened to Chōjū-giga, is a famous set of four picture scrolls, or emakimono, belonging to Kōzan-ji temple in Kyoto, Japan. The Chōjū-giga scrolls are...

The 4-sided body is decorated in polychrome and gold enamels with geishas in a garden, a mountain landscape, a bird on a flowering branch, and a temple in nature. Japan, Meiji period...

Japanese Tomyodai, a temple light stand created of hand wrought iron in an upright form of a circle or "tama" ( flaming jewel of spiritual enlightenment ) with 13 ringlet projections...