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Japanese axe, Muromachi Period, 14th century

Japanese katana, Muromachi Period, 15th - 16th century.from Czerny’s International Auction Hou

Maple Viewers by Kano Hideyori,Muromachi to Azuchi-Momoyama period, 16th century

Benzaiten, the Goddess of Music and Good Fortune, Muromachi period 15h–16th century Japan

fashionsfromhistory:Yoroi ArmourEarly 14th CenturyKamakura or Muromachi (Ashikaga) PeriodThis is a r

peashooter85:Japanese axe, Muromachi Period, 14th century

Japanese stamps are so pretty! Here are plates with kimono fashion over the years (from Heian to Edo

japaneseaesthetics: Growling Bear Kawari Kabuto. Muromachi Period, Circa 16th Century, Japan

Blades and mountings for a pair of swords (daisho), long sword: dated 1440; short sword: 15th centur

Market merchant - an Ayu fish seller -  of the (Muromachi Period (1336-1573), Japan. Scan from book

japaneseaesthetics: A Bronze Koro [Incense Burner]  Muromachi-Momoyama period (16th century) , Japa

“Apron-styling“ pairing a modern skirt with a kimono (seen on and inspired by)I like how its gives i

Market merchant - an Obi sash seller -  of the (Muromachi Period (1336-1573), Japan. Scan from book

Lady’s maid, Kamakura Period (1185-1333), Japan.  Scan from book “The History of Women’s Costu

A quiet moment in front of Fukutoku Shrine in the heart of Nihombashi’s COREDO Muromachi shopp

Women Edo era kaburimono (headdress), handy chart by @nadeshicorin, showing from left to right top t

Princess Mononoke (1997)This story takes place in Japan during the Muromachi Period, which is consid

Intricate attire for a court nyobo (lady-in-waiting), seen on OP states that in last picture they tr

Fashion of Black Teeth in Old JapanA Yedo chemist’s recipe for black teeth dye from Tales of Old Jap

Nihongami (Japanese hairstyles) - part 6/12: female styles, by Shota KotakeKougai mage variationsKou

Thought it would be fun to create a series showcasing nth century fashions of the Sinosphere (aka th

Japanese folk tales #6: There’s nothing here(find my tales tagged here or visit my blog for both eng

hisafoto:室町神田ひらり 02 Muromachi and Kanda, Tokyo Leica IIIb + Jupiter3 50mm F1.5, FUJI 業務100 室町神田ひらりシリ

harvard-art-museums-calligraphy: Poem entitled “Vista” (Chōbō), Emperor Go-Hanazono, Muromachi perio

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