Japanese Showa Era Hiunkudo Sakura Lantern Table Lamp Pair Black Lacquer Brass 15"H Buddhist the shoulder carrying a white

the shoulder carrying a white cloud-and-wave band

It is titled "Stepping Out in Her Kimono"

draped in a long undergarment

Cover displays an array of cups surrounding a senso-ki (rising sun flag) banner with military inscription

Antique Japanese Gilt Bronze Koro (Incense Burner) with Shishi Guardian Lion Finial

Japanese Showa Era Hiunkudo Sakura Lantern Table Lamp Pair Black Lacquer Brass 15"H Buddhist the shoulder carrying a whitePair of Japanese rotating sakura lantern table lamps by Hiunkudo, black lacquer and brass with chirimen fabric shades Japan, Showa Period, mid 20th century A second pair of Japanese electric table lamps in the traditional andon lantern form by Hiunkudo (), the same registered Japanese specialty maker as the companion pair. Each lamp features the same rotating inner mechanism (kaiten t kik ) driven by convection heat from the bulb, causing the shade to