Used Shamisen

Japanese hardwood plectrum (bachi) for a shamisen. The shamisen is a traditional three stringed

Offering this pair of Japanese salt and pepper shakers. Made to look like a Shamisen these tiny

skeletons dancing, while a third one, seated in the background, plays a shamisen, a traditional Japanese

Japanese Shamisen lute, instilling the work with great ritualistic significance. For Nagare, the bachi is

bijin clutching her hat whilst holding a shamisen, aside her is an elderly lady leaning forward upon a

serving tea while engaging in polite conversation with the spectators. Her shamisen, a traditional

in the mid-19th century, practices her shamisen, a traditional Japanese instrument similar to a

Pair of antique Austrian cold painted bronze Japanese figures depicting musician shamisen player

A pair of male and female Japanese Meiji period figures of musicians playing a shamisen with finely

the shamisen. The artist's signature and seal can be seen to the lower edge. Well-presented in a

three stringed instruments called Sanshin or Shamisen. Matted, glazed and framed in simple gilded wood

against the wind, her robes gently folded and folded, while holding a shamisen in her arms. The geisha

. Somehow the gurgling of the water and the sensuous sounds of the shamisen are full of sorrow. The low

shamisen. The silhouette at left is that of a courtesan preparing for bed with an unseen customer. Henry

in Military dress and flag + Geisha playing shamisen string instrument Original paper covered

her child picking herbs. Behind them is a restaurant with a woman playing a shamisen in an upper room

, who reads and plays the shamisen, which is leaned against the wall behind her. On the wall a number of

toward the bottom, just like the "bachi" of a shamisen. The form of the legs that bends and swells inside

Vintage sterling silver pin shaped as a shamisen Japanese guitar. Features a large oval cabochon

A geisha prepares for a shamisen performance for the New Year is an original modern artwork

leisure, enjoying red bream, and watching a dance performance set to shamisen music. In the forefront, the

palace, a youg courtier sits in front of the eailing of a veranda, listening to a koto and shamisen

time periods and walks of life. This work features a geisha practicing the shamisen under the bright

took dancing lessons and studied gidayu (narrative chanting to the accompaniment of shamisen), at which

took dancing lessons and studied gidayu (narrative chanting to the accompaniment of shamisen), at which

accompaniment of shamisen), at which he attained almost professional-level proficiency. Under Terukata Ikeda

accompaniment of shamisen), at which he attained almost professional-level proficiency. "Under Terukata Ikeda

shamisen player is accompanied by joyful dancers; some cover their faces with their fans as young boys look

the shamisen under the bloom of cherry blossoms. The three stringed lute known as the shamisen was