Culture or time period: East Asian cultures / Accession number: Acc.4071 / Accession year: [Missing] - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Hakama, accession number 9-17959, described as Garment; skirt-type in black & olive green striped heavy silk, w/long ties & stiffened panel at back waist; ivory toggle in center back. Some wear spots. 118.5 cm L.

Hearst Museum object titled Jacket, accession number 9-17965, described as Jacket: women's, pale blue damask silk patterned w/ paired floral roundels on a diapered background; white satin embroidered trim w/ multicolor floral, bat & bird motifs, very fine work; cloud collar w/ 11 lobes in same motifs as hem; woven tape, blue piping & button loops probably added later; sleeve band embroidery shows design of dragon boat raes & spectators. soiled, especially at neck. Women's jacket; c. 1960 Mary Hays. 84.2 cm L.

Hearst Museum object titled Jacket, accession number 9-17953, described as Jacket (Haori): black silk plainweave w/ 5 Mon (crests); back lining panel plain & twill woven w/ scenes of famous Japanese mountains in blue, gold & greens; fully lined, excellent condition. Plainwoven silk "brocaded" panel. Woven patterning of lining shows four famous sites in Japan: Mt. Fuji, Amahashidate, possibly Matsushima (fishing area) and mountain. 1930's - 1950's. 104.1 cm L.

Hearst Museum object titled Kimono, accession number 9-17960, described as Kimono: men's, plain woven silk in grey-brown color; no decoration. Upper portion lined w/ white plainwoven silk, lower in same brown-grey silk. Sleeve edges lined in black plainwoven silk. 172.5 cm L.

Hearst Museum object titled Kimono, accession number 9-17955, described as Kimono; pale blue silk chirmen wedding furisoda w/multicolor yuzen. designs of plum blossoms, bamboo & cranes, pine tree, water & turtle motifs near fuki. Embellished with multicolored embroidery in silk floss & metal-wrapped thread. Fully lined in red-orange plain weave silk. Crepe weave and plainweave silk. Paste resist dye technique. Furisoda ="swinging sleeve kimono. Chirimen = crepe weave. Fuki = padded hem. Yuzenn = paste resist dye technique. L: 160 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Kimono, accession number 9-17961, described as Kimono: kosode (women's small sleeve kimono) type of plain woven silk w/ alternating black stripes & grey stripes printed w/brown horses. Made from tan (kimono yardage length, usulally 40 feet); paste resist-dyed; fully lined w/ white plain woven silk, sleeves self-lined; handsewn, lining discolored & stained. Plain woven silk; paste resist dyed. 152.7 cm L.

Hearst Museum object titled Kimono, accession number 9-17952, described as Kimono: indigo blue silk w/ multicolor embroidery of peonies & anatomically correct butterflies, mostly red & pink, fine work; line w/ matching silk, inner lining purple twill woven cloth on 1 side, felted on reverse; sides basted, sash sewn into right sleeve; excellent condition. Plainwoven silk, twill woven fulled cloth, silk embroidery 2 ply threads. 151.6 cm L.

Hearst Museum object titled Obi, accession number 9-17954, described as Obi (sash): black chirimen (crepe woven) silk w/ shibori (bound tie dye) pattern in white resist at both ends; small random shibori motifs over surface. Excellent condition. Crepe woven silk, shibori. 404.6 cm L.

Hearst Museum object titled Robe, accession number 9-17968, described as Robe: man's "scholar" type in ultramarine blue damask silk satin w/ overall patterning of stylized chrysanthemum roundells; modified Manchu closure, cloth buttons & toggles, handsewn; lined w/ teal blue plainwoven silk; side slits. Probably made for export; c. 1945 fide Mary Hays. 148.6 cm L.

Hearst Museum object titled Robe, accession number 9-17967, described as Robe: dark blue silk patterned w/ yellow silk embroidery in usual cosmological symbols (dragon, mountains & waters, clouds, bats, etc. some Buddhist symbols) open at sides; sleeve cuffs, neck trim & body trim all match; horsehoof sleeve black silk mesh, neck trimmed w/ woven braid & trim metallic braid; loop & toggle closure. Man's tunic (summer court wear); relatively rare; c. 1800s. 138.8 cm L.