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Ainu coat

Datelate 19th - early 20th century

Label TextThis coat is similar to what present-day Ainu wear. The emphasis is on the motif-relief. That the stitching is clean on the inside of the robe is an indication of a talented sewer. This uses a "reverse" machi to gather the folds, whereas usuualyl "machi" is an extender. Kaparamip=pattern The Ainu used whatever was on hand. --Ainu Association of Hokkaidô delegation visit to SAAM, 12/17/09

Object number2001.539

Credit LineGift of the Christensen Fund

Dimensions50 x 46 5/8 in. (127 x 118.43 cm)

MediumCotton cloth and silk cloth (sarasa, applique, and chain stitch)

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