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- Jinbaori (Surcoat) with Lions and Peonies (Provenance: Inaba Clan of the Yodo Domain)
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Jinbaori (Surcoat) with Lions and Peonies (Provenance: Inaba Clan of the Yodo Domain)
- Museum No.
- IK834-7
| Title | Jinbaori (Surcoat) with Lions and Peonies (Provenance: Inaba Clan of the Yodo Domain) |
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| Category | Textiles(I) |
| Country | Japan |
| Period | Edo |
| Century | 19th |
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| Materials | |
| Dimensions | Length 95cm Width 55.5cm 102.5cm |
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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 Headdresses on Diamond Lattices and Floral Bouquets (Provenance: Inaba Clan of the Yodo Domain)
IK834-2 - 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
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A jinbaori is a man’s military surcoat worn over armor. This example is decorated with lions and peonies, which are associated with the celebratory Noh Play Shakkyō (Stone Bridge). Since medieval times, lions and peonies have appeared on Japanese armor, exemplifying the warrior class’s fondness for literary motifs.
Japan-Edo