Cryptomeria japonica posters & prints

Japanese cedar forest Anonymous

Grove of Japanese cedars, toned image, Gunma prefecture, Japan Anonymous

Row of Japanese Cedar Anonymous

Japanese cedar forest. Nakagawa-machi, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan Anonymous

Japanese cedar forest, Akita Prefecture, Japan Anonymous

An avenue of cryptomeria (cedar) trees, Nikko, Japan Underwood & Underwood

Avenue of Cryptomeria Leading to the Temple of Fiaharajinshu, Nikko, Japan John Jr Varley

Avenue of Cryptomeria Leading to the Temple of Fiaharajinshu, Nikko, Japan, 1890 John Jnr. Varley

'The groves were God's first temples', avenue of noble cryptomerias at Nikko, Japan Underwood & Underwood

The sacred road to Nikko, Japan BL Singley

Trees white with frost, Yamagata city, Yamagata prefecture, Japan Anonymous

View of Exquisite Japanese Building Through Trees Anonymous

Semiarundinaria yashadake f. kimmei (Kimmei bamboo) Anonymous

Inside of Kiyomizu Temple at Kyoto, Japan Anonymous

Autumn Foliage in Japanese Garden Anonymous

Kiyomizu Temple at Sunset Anonymous

Woodblock print of bamboo and cherry blossoms Anonymous

Kimono with decoration of plum blossoms, detail Unknown

A single pine trained into the shape of a boat, Kinkaku-ji Monastery, Kyoto, Japan Underwood & Underwood

Kimono, detail. Japan, 19th century Unknown

Japanese Maple Anonymous

Kimono, detail. Japan, late 19th century Unknown

Kimono, detail. Japan, late 19th century Unknown

Kimono, detail. Japan, mid-19th century Unknown

The west side of the five-storey Yasaka Pagoda, Kyoto, Japan Underwood & Underwood

Japanese Woman in Kimono Robert Frederick Blum

Kimono, detail. Japan, early 19th century Unknown

Kiyomizu Temple, Kyoto, Japan Anonymous

Kimono, detail. Japan, late 19th century Unknown

Kimono, detail. Japan, late 19th century Unknown

Arashi Rikan II as Kizu Kansuke, 1829 Gigado Ashiyuki

bonsai Anonymous

Stately splendour of the Shitenno-ji Temple, Osaka, Japan Underwood & Underwood

Kimono, detail. Probably Kyoto, Japan, 1800-50 Unknown

Kimono, detail. Japan, mid-late 18th century Unknown

bonsai Anonymous