Coin Purse of orange silk with vines flower embroidery in shades of blue; trimmed in a band of black silk; both sides are the same and have a flap that opens to separate compartments; a center compartment is accessed by compressing ends.
Wall Hanging made from a Buddhist's Vestment (Kesa) of gold brocade in Kinran weave cut into 48 pieces and skillfully patched together; various flower motifs in blues, mauve, browns, green, yellow, purple on a golden ground of metallic and white silk.
Textile Panel from an Obi of hand-woven black silk brocaded in an all-over repeat pattern of cranes flying over waves and curls in white and gold silk with added touches of red on the head of the crane; very intricate and exquisitely detailed. The slight touches of red and the subdued colors suggest this Obi would have been worn by an older married woman. The crane is a symbol of long life.
Tapestry of bright red-orange heavy-weight, ribbed silk with metallic gold emblem of a family crest (Kamon) on one side; the other side has Ikat-like lines of metallic gold on warm beige ground with a partial design of dragons, sun, clouds, and geometric designs in an oval band of fire-like designs; a second emblem of a wrapped pole and a pipe-like emblem with a hole in one side; gold knotted tassels at each of the four corners. This Kamon, family emblem, might be Toyotomi.
Tapestry of green heavy-weight ribbed woven silk with a white medallion emblem and a gold Japanese character; this is a family crest, called Kamon in Japan; the white emblem is a plant crest called Ume-mon (Japanese crests of plum). The tapestry would be hung in the center so both the Japanese character and the emblem would hang in the correct position.
Textile Panel from an Obi of tan and orange woven silk with an all-over hand brocade of medallions and various flowers in soft pastel shades of green, mauve, grey-blue, orange, ochre, pink and metallic threads; some geometric designs and broad stripes with rectangular windows; backed on sateen to protect.
Textile Panel created from a hand-woven Samurai's Obi of silk brocade with four-clawed dragons, flower motif, and cloud motif in blues, golds, pinks, yellow, green, ecru, and coral-pink; the motifs are on a ground of stiff brown fabric (maybe gazar) with darker areas that look like mountain motifs or terrain; lined with an warm orange silk damask with delicate crane and flower pattern.
Textile (portion of towel?) of white silk with faded design of a boat on the water with bushes and grass in front and a sky with birds flying and a sun disc; three green bands go across the boat and two Ikat bands of blue and yellow go across the top.
Table Scarf of dark indigo woven silk and gold gilt paper brocade in a design of serpentine vines with flowers and leaves and scrolls motif; backed on dark orange woven silk.