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Furisode Kimono with Courtly Motifs
- Museum No.
- IK856
| Title | Furisode Kimono with Courtly Motifs |
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| Category | Textiles and Costume(I) |
| Region | Japan |
| Period | Meiji |
| Century | 19th~20th |
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| Materials | Silk crepe (kabe chirimen) with yūzen dyeing and embroidery |
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This long-sleeved kimono for baby girls is adorned on both sides with various seasonal and courtly motifs reminiscent of scenes from the Tale of Genji: a standing curtain below a blooming cherry tree, eboshi court hats, chūkei fans, maple leave trees, a helmet for the Boy’s Festival, and tanzaku (small vertical poem cards).
Japan-Meiji