Silk Crane Gallery
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Tsuru (crane) hairpin crafted from habutae silk.
Crane (tsuru) crafted from habutae silk. [Sold]
Breathtaking crane in flight, made with tsumami zaiku (pinched silk technique)Traditionally, the “pe
Rank Badge (buzi) from China, 1391–1527. Plain weave with discontinuous wefts (tapestry). Via Cooper
A chirimen silk antique furisode featuring very finely rendered crane, pine, tortoise, flower, kicho
Rank badge with crane made with pearls, coral and glass beads, and silk embroidery on silk satin, Ch
Andy Warhol (1928-1987), Six Skulls, 1976
yorkeantiquetextiles:Silk fukusa (gift cover) embroidered with a flight of cranes, Japan, 1800-50, E
thekimonogallery:A silk kurotomesodefeaturing yuzen-dyed cranes and bamboo by a deep blue river. La
yorkeantiquetextiles:Silk fukusa (gift cover) embroidered with a flight of cranes, Japan, 1800-50, E
heaveninawildflower:‘Cranes and Sun’ (latter half of 18th century). Silk painting by Kan
yorkeantiquetextiles: Silk fukusa (gift cover) embroidered with a flight of cranes, Japan, 1800-50,
yorkeantiquetextiles: Silk fukusa (gift cover) embroidered with a flight of cranes, Japan, 1800-50,
yorkeantiquetextiles: Silk fukusa (gift cover) embroidered with a flight of cranes, Japan, 1800-50,
A silk furisode featuring yuzen-dyed cranes, with additional embroidery highlights. Late Meiji
Detail of a silk kimono dating to second half 20th century
A silk kimono featuring many repeating “tsuru-bishi” (two cranes in diamond patt
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