Vintage Japanese Silk Kimono Scattered White Botanical Chirashi Celadon Showa Chashaku This theme reflects the Edo-period

This theme reflects the Edo-period appreciation for classical tales

Japanese antiques

Made of a very dense and heavy wood such as rosewood and decorated with fine detailing

This type of chest was the center of social life in a Meiji era home (1868-1912)

the body is around 32" from shoulder to the plates hanging below the body of the armor

Vintage Japanese Silk Kimono Scattered White Botanical Chirashi Celadon Showa Chashaku This theme reflects the Edo-periodVintage Japanese silk kimono, allover chirashi scattered white botanical micro motif on celadon grey green ground, grey blue hakkake lining, Showa era Japan; Showa era, mid 20th century, c. 1950s1970s A kimono of quiet, considered beauty, the ground a smooth celadon grey green silk (, seiji iro) with a fine diagonal twill weave that gives the fabric a subtle directional sheen. The entire surface is worked in the chirashi (, scatter) tradition: an