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Classifications: Textiles and Clothing

Classifications: Textiles and Clothing
Wrapping cloth "Pines of Takasago"
Japanese
19th century
44.90
Wrapping cloth
Japanese
19th century
44.91
Kyogen theatre vest (kataginu)
Japanese
20th century
89.84
Kyogen Theater Vest (kataginu)
Japanese
19th century
2001.403
Kyogen Theater Vest (kataginu)
Japanese
19th century
2001.404
Kyogen Theater Jacket (suo)
Japanese
19th century
2001.405
Kyogen Theater Jacket (suo)
Japanese
19th century
2001.406
Veil kimono (katsugi)
Japanese
19th century
2001.408
Fireman's coat
Japanese
19th century
2001.409
Fireman's coat
Japanese
19th century
2001.410
Fireman's coat
Japanese
19th century
2001.411
Woman's kimono
Japanese
ca. 1925
98.53.24
Informal kimono (yukata)
Japanese
19th century
89.117
Theatrical or festival robe (hitatare)
Japanese
20th century
89.118
Underskirt (koshimaki)
Japanese
late 19th century
89.125
Samurai attendant's jacket (happi)
Japanese
early 19th century
89.126
Sled-hauling vest (sorihiki banten)
Japanese
19th century
89.127
Travel cape (bozugappa)
Japanese
early 19th century
89.128
Theatrical or festival robe (kariginu)
Japanese
19th century
89.129
Child's kimono
Japanese
19th century
89.130
Apron (maekake)
Japanese
late 19th century
89.131
Child's kimono
Japanese
early 20th Century
89.132
Veil kimono (katsugi) made for theater
Japanese
20th century
89.133
Tool bag (Dogubukero)
Japanese
19th century
89.134
Veil kimono (kazuki)
Japanese
19th century
89.138
Kimono
Japanese
early 20th century
89.139
Ainu robe (attusi)
Japanese
19th century
89.140
Lined over-robe
Japanese
19th century
89.141
Kimono
Japanese
Yoke: late 18th and Body: early 20th century
89.142
Sleeveless Undergarment with Buddhist Text
Japanese
early 19th century
93.166
Coverlet in kimono form (yogi)
Japanese
19th century
89.145
Farmer's coat
Japanese
19th century
89.146
Sashiko kimono (fudangi)
Japanese
ca. 1900
89.147
Unlined robe
Japanese
late 19th - early 20th century
89.100

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