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Japanese Antique Textile Kuzufu Kariginu & Hakama browse these categories for related items... Directory: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Textiles: Pre 1920: item # 1147399 Please refer to our stock # 10650-1 when inquiring.
GALLERY TSUMUGI Denenchofu, Otaku Tokyo, Japan 145-0071 81-3-3722-8084 Guest Book $300 for the top |
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| This is a set of kariginu and hakama which are handwoven of kuzu fiber for wefts and cotton threads for warps. Kariginu used to be a casual wear of the court nobles since Heian period ( ca. the end of 8th to the early 11th century ), but originally it was worn at the hunting ( kari ), so it is called Kariginu. Kariginu and hakama are now worn by Shinto priests in ceremonial occasions. The kuzu fiber had been worn since ancient time, however a few of it is produced in Kakegawa in Shizuoka prefecture. In good condition except for some moth bites, wear and rifts. Kariginu: 166cm x 140cm Hakama length: 85cm | |||||||||||||||
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