JAPANESE ART GALLERY
Shibui Swords
introduces the new standard of genuine Japanese art.
Its 'new standard' is a
sense of beauty which will design your modern life style to become more
sophisticated and tasteful.
Shibui Swords guarantees that all art objects are
genuine and purchased with appreciation and study as its purpose.
Shibui
Swords promises to be able to tell the splendidness and profoundness of Japanese
art and wishes to connect with you through the sympathy of universal
beauty.
Madara-Karatsu Tea Bowl by Kozanshi
Shibui Modern Tea Bowls Chawan ~ Two collectable tea bowls: Seto-yaki and Mino-yaki
Japanese Tea Set by Takahashi ~ Beautiful 'Four Seasons' Tea Bowl
A pair of exceptionally collectable Tea Caddies, Chaki or "Taikai Chaire"
One pair and a single of collectable Sake Cups.
Aizu Nuri Fumibako Hira-makie Gold Lacquer work ~ Early Edo period (ca.1700) INRO
The quintessential bamboo flute, Shakuhachi
A Dug Point (Arrowhead)
from invasion of Takashima Beach.
Despite their ultimate failure, the
Koryu-Mongol invasion attempts
are of importance, setting a limit on Mongol
expansion, and ranking as
nation-defining events in Japanese history. Besides
national boundaries, the significance was
that the Zen Buddhism of Hojo
Tokimune and his master Bukko had gained credibility,
and the first mass
following of Zen teachings among Samurai began to flourish.