京都の花（真希乃）さん-8

20121024-DSC07853 １０月２３日に真希乃（ Makino）さんが襟替されました。24日には訪問着でのあいさつ回りがありました。

“Zuiryuji Temple” by Mark Bolton | Redbubble

Ring-shaped Pommel, Dragon pair design Kofun period, 6th century Gift of Aichi Prefecture Tokyo National Museum

Kakosai, Inro with fish and a netsuke with chrysanthemums, c.1850-1900 (source).

西野七瀬

Nishino Nanase

Portrait of two girls.  Hand-colored photo, 1904-1905, Japan, by photographer Julian Cochrane. 

This photo was taken ca.1905 by Herbert G. Ponting somewhere out in Japan’s countryside. Granny is looking through an H.C. White stereoscope at 3-D views published in the USA by the same company. Ponting carried sample views and viewers around with him to show people the kind of photos he was taking, and to make friends while putting his subjects at ease. Original image, and text utilized,  owned by Okinawa Soba of Flickr

Wall Vase Japan. Late Edo period. 10" x 4 ½" - 25 x 12cm A particularly unusual flower vase conceived from a rotting bamboo stem node. The vase being investigated by large spotted lacquered spiders.  Signed at rear in red lacquer: Kinjo Ikkokusai.

Brandt Asian Art

Textile sample, Japanese Late Edo or early Meiji era mid-19th century, silk, gold metallic thread, 26.0 x 40.5 cm

Via  A la Belle E-toile

Torii gate on the shores of Japan, about 1905, Japan, by photographer Herbert Ponting 

Dance practice, January 2012, Tokyo, Japan.

 Photographer Stephane Barbery

Elstner Hilton (1887 - ?) photographe.

Photos extraites d'un album composé par Elstner Hilton au Japon entre 1914 et 1918.

Yogi Bedspread Edo period, 19th century Tokyo National Museum

Forest path, Hachimontai, Japan.  Photographer “Jasohill” of Flickr

Japan.

Photographer Stephane Barbery

Sode no.  Ukiyo-e woodblock print, about 1830’s, Japan, by artist Keisai Eisen.

Katabira (Summer Kimono) with Autumn Scene of Nonomiya Shrine in Yuzen Dyeing and Embroidery on White Ramie Ground. 19th century, Japan.  Kyoto National Museum.  Note that this kimono is so sheer that the backside image shows the red lapel area of the front