Edo Indigo Katazome Silk Japanese pampas grass Ivy Kimono.
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Directory: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Textiles: Pre 1837 VR: Item # 1303930
Directory: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Textiles: Pre 1837 VR: Item # 1303930
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539-48,6tyome,gojobasahi higasi,
higashiyamaku,kyoto
81-75-532-1051
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539-48,6tyome,gojobasahi higasi,
higashiyamaku,kyoto
81-75-532-1051
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This is Katazome kimono of Edo period. This is the Silk pongee that a face was spun by hand. The lining is cotton cloth. As for this, a pattern of Katazome is a design of a Japanese pampas grass and the ivy. The Japanese pampas grass pattern of Edo period is very rare. As for this, the material of the kimono is silk. The part of the collar is cotton of twill fabrics. It is unusual for two material to be used for the same kimono in the same Katazome pattern. As for this, basics are dyed with a natural indigo plant. This does not have a damage.This has few stains and several places of fading to a hem, but does not stand out. Size 137cm x 131cm (53.9 "x 51.5")
This is Katazome kimono of Edo period. This is the Silk pongee that a face was spun by hand. The lining is cotton cloth. As for this, a pattern of Katazome is a design of a Japanese pampas grass and the ivy. The Japanese pampas grass pattern of Edo period is very rare. As for this, the material of the kimono is silk. The part of the collar is cotton of twill fabrics. It is unusual for two material to be used for the same kimono in the same Katazome pattern. As for this, basics are dyed with a natural indigo plant. This does not have a damage.This has few stains and several places of fading to a hem, but does not stand out. Size 137cm x 131cm (53.9 "x 51.5")
