Edo period (1615-1868), 17th/18th century 13 karuta (playing cards) mounted as a kakejiku (hanging scroll), ink, mineral colours and gold card mounted in silk, the chumawashi (surrounding mount) with kanoko (tie-dyeing yielding a 'deer dappling') and embroidery taken from an early 19th-century piece of kimono silk, the cards depicting female and male dancers and attendants, unsigned; with plain wood box and cardboard slip case. Overall: 130cm x 64cm (51¼in x 25¼in); each card approx., 7cm x 5cm (2¾in x 2in). (3).