Life-Size Samurai Boy’s Day Helmet
This is a life-size Samurai Boy’s Day helmet made of iron and brass. Such helmets are associated with traditional Japanese
Ceremonial Objects
Crane on Turtle Made Of Brass
The image shows a sculpture of a crane standing on a turtle, a motif that is rich in symbolism in
Sumbadra Wayang Kulit
Steeped in Java’s rich cultural heritage, the “Sumbadra” Shadow Puppet is an exquisite representation of Wayang Kulit, an ancient Indonesian
Passover Seder Plate
As we embrace the timeless traditions of Passover, the Seder plate stands as a centerpiece, rich with history and ritual
Tengu Noh Mask
Noh, a classical form of Japanese theater, utilizes masks like the Tengu to bring ancient stories to life. The Tengu
Noh Mask – A Piece of Japan’s Traditions
The traditional Noh mask, often found in classical Japanese musical dramas, carries centuries of cultural significance and artistry. This particular
Japanese Boy’s Day Helmet #2
A Piece of Japanese Tradition The helmet is a ceremonial piece traditionally displayed to celebrate Boy’s Day on May 5th—now