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Ryukyuan:  tanashi or n'chanashi
Japanese
early - mid 19th century
94.76
Sashiko kimono (fudangi)
Japanese
ca. 1900
89.147
Japanese
late 19th century
99.27
Kim Youngyeul
ca. 1990
92.150
Moon Chang-Ok
ca. 1990
92.151
Altar of the Three Buddhas
Judocus de Vos
commissioned in 1717
2002.38.1
Kimono (furisode)
Japanese
ca. 1800
58.41
Okinawan kimono
Japanese
19th-20th century
2001.437
Coverlet in kimono form (yogi)
Japanese
19th century
89.91
Unlined robe
Japanese
late 19th - early 20th century
89.100
Unlined robe
Japanese
late 19th - 20th century
89.102
Farmer's coat
Japanese
19th century
89.146
Wrapping cloth (furoshiki)
Japanese
20th century
89.153
Unlined robe
Japanese
19th century
89.158
Ainu robe (ci-karkar-pe)
Japanese
19th century
89.161
Lined over-robe
Japanese
19th century
89.141
Farmer's jacket (noragi)
Japanese
early 20th century
2001.576
Underkimono (juban)
Japanese
1912-26
98.48
Fireman's coat
Japanese
19th century
2001.417
Ainu coat
Japanese
19th century
2001.432
Coat
Japanese
early 20th century
2001.475
Kimono-shaped bedding (yogi)
Japanese
19th century
2001.496
Kimono-shaped bedding (yogi)
Japanese
19th century
2001.498
Embroidered wall hanging with lion-dog design
Japanese
late 19th century
74.10
Veil kimono (kazuki)
Japanese
late 18th century
89.95
Child's kimono
Japanese
19th century
89.109
Coverlet in kimono form (yogi)
Japanese
19th century
89.145
Lined robe
Japanese
early 20th century
89.155
Fireman's hat (kaji zukin)
Japanese
19th century
89.164
Sled-hauling vest (sorihiki banten)
Japanese
19th century
89.127
Veil kimono (katsugi) made for theater
Japanese
20th century
89.133
Ainu robe (attusi)
Japanese
19th century
89.136
Ainu robe (attusi)
Japanese
19th century
89.140
Fireman's coat
Japanese
first half 19th century
82.129
Kimono (furisode)
Japanese
early 20th century
86.238
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