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- Uchikake (Formal Kimono) with Headdresses on Diamond Lattices and Floral Bouquets (Provenance: Inaba Clan of the Yodo Domain)
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Uchikake (Formal Kimono) with Headdresses on Diamond Lattices and Floral Bouquets (Provenance: Inaba Clan of the Yodo Domain)
- Museum No.
- IK834-2
| Title | Uchikake (Formal Kimono) with Headdresses on Diamond Lattices and Floral Bouquets (Provenance: Inaba Clan of the Yodo Domain) |
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| Designation | |
| Artist | |
| Category | Textiles(I) |
| Country | Japan |
| Period | Edo |
| Century | 19th |
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| Materials | Silk damask with tie-dyeing and embroidery |
| Dimensions | Length 161.5cm Center back to sleeve opening 61.5cm Helmet height 45cm |
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Included Works
IK834- Kosode (Kimono) Fragment with Tachibana Citrus and Bamboo Fencing (Provenance: Inaba Clan of the Yodo Domain)
IK834-1 - Uchikake (Formal Kimono) with Pine, Wisteria, and Waterfalls (Provenance: Inaba Clan of the Yodo Domain)
IK834-3 - Furisode (Kimono with Long Sleeves) with Goshodoki Design from the Noh Play Shakkyō (Provenance: Inaba Clan of the Yodo Domain)
IK834-4
IK834-5
IK834-6- Jinbaori (Surcoat) with Lions and Peonies (Provenance: Inaba Clan of the Yodo Domain)
IK834-7
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This robe is of a type used by high-ranking samurai women in the early to mid-19th century. It would be worn unbelted and trailing over an under-kimono for the New Year or other formal occasions. These were always made in white, red, or black. This example is especially rare for its known provenance.
Japan-Edo