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Buddhist Ritual Bell with Five-Pronged Vajra Handle. Japan, Heian period, 12thC. Tokyo National Muse

silvaris: Cherry Blossom, Heian Shrine, Kyoto, Japan by Jim Higham

Funny Bathroom Sign by brycewgarner on Flickr.

Detail from a painting series titled “Nine Stages of Decomposition of the Heian Period Empress Danri

April 2018: maiko Ryouma dancing at the Heian Shrine by wataame3802 on InstagramNew blog is up! Visi

thekimonogallery:Japan: “In the earlier periods such as the Heian and Kamakura, there were female me

Recreating Heian look on stage.  Japan.  The Heian period was a Japanese period dating back about 10

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

moryen: Nyoirin Kannon (Sk:Cintamanicakra) of the Muroujiwood, height: 78.7cm,Heian PeriodNara, Jap

Japanese folk tales #43 - Ghost Song@anon who has requested a spider story: I am on it but it’s not

Japanese folk tales #46 - The dragon bridgeHere is a dragon story as requested by @phantasmachine. H

Impressive furisode depicting an Heian lady standing in front of a lavishly patterned kicho (silk sc

Shirabyoshi (ancient female court dancers, who dressed in men outfits) representation at Kitano Tenm

Aoi (hollyhock leaf) is a veeery old Japanese pattern, once super popular and traditionally worn fro

tanuki-kimono:Intricate attire for a court nyobo (lady-in-waiting), seen on OP states that in last p

Hinamatsuri themed obi (seen on), showing a cute rabbit girl playing traditional kai awase.During He

Heian Era Kimono.This kind of Kimono is called Juni Hitoe (十二単衣) meaning twelve-layered robe. It can

[Musubi] a Munku Mustukiartbook released by PIE

Hina matsuri (Girls Festival) is around the corner ;) A quick selection to get into the mood:Emperor

Antique furisode featuring a regal cypress fan (hiogi) with a beautiful phoenix motif on the skirt (

[Bathed in light], art by Miki KatohI love the juxtaposition of modern skyline with heian junihitoe

Aizen Mandala. 1107. Heian Period (794–1185), Japan. Metropolitan Museum, NYC. An ink drawing from t

Joyful rats pounding mochi, super cute yuzen dyed motif by @javasparrow9 to celebrate coming Year of

Lively very modern looking kusudama (”medecine ball”, used first during Heian era for incense/potpou

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