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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Kimono, accession number 9-17524a, no description available.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Kimono, accession number 9-17958a, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Kimono, accession number 9-16610, described as Kimono. Full length. Black woven silk body and trim at neck and sleeves. Printed silk panels in olive green background for torso and sleeves. Black silk lining with white medallion containing three black diamonds in back and chest areas. 106cm x 132cm across chest.

Hearst Museum object titled Kimono, accession number 9-23078, described as child's quilted kimono. red interior fabric, floral exterior fabric commercially printed with velvet neck line.

Hearst Museum object titled Kimono, accession number 9-17709, described as Kimono: pale grey blue patterned silk printed w/ bamboo, pine & plum blossoms in fake shibori; handpainted wave motifs at hem plus stems & leaves. Some flowers embroidered w/ orange, teal, pink & green silk floss; major motifs of bamboo, turtles & cranes done in gold metallic paper wrapped silk thread. Orange silk lining, long furisode sleeves, padded hem. 163.5 cm L. Acc. to Mary Hayes this is a copy of an 18th century furisode (kimono for unmarried woman); gold = bamboo trees; cranes, plum blossoms, pine; tortoises at bottom.

Hearst Museum object titled Kimono, accession number 9-21597, described as Woman’s kimono; L=161.0 cm neck to hem; W= 128.5 cm sleeve edge to sleeve edge; ecru ground w/ blue lining; hand painted pink chrysanthemums with blue-gray leaves patterned throughout the fabric. Shaded blue to white lining.

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 Kimono, accession number 9-21596, described as Woman’s kimono; salmon pink and white ground; shibori tie-died dots form large floral patterned areas; salmon, gray-blue, dark green and white, hand painted flowers on silk with woven swastika pattern form hem border, sleeve decoration and medallion on one shoulder.

Hearst Museum object titled Kimono and belt, accession number 9-16257a,b, described as Kimono: greysih-olive silk, damask, fully padded; embroidered floral design, lined with gold, green and black floral design, three (3) embroidered circles on back. Silk, damask, padded. Japan attr. Man's clothing. Shoulder width - 134 cms. Length - 141 cms.

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Hearst Museum object titled Kimono, accession number 9-16610, described as Kimono. Full length. Black woven silk body and trim at neck and sleeves. Printed silk panels in olive green background for torso and sleeves. Black silk lining with white medallion containing three black diamonds in back and chest areas. 106cm x 132cm across chest.

Kimono

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Hearst Museum object titled Kimono, accession number 9-23078, described as child's quilted kimono. red interior fabric, floral exterior fabric commercially printed with velvet neck line.

Kimono

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Hearst Museum object titled Kimono, accession number 9-17709, described as Kimono: pale grey blue patterned silk printed w/ bamboo, pine & plum blossoms in fake shibori; handpainted wave motifs at hem plus stems & leaves. Some flowers embroidered w/ orange, teal, pink & green silk floss; major motifs of bamboo, turtles & cranes done in gold metallic paper wrapped silk thread. Orange silk lining, long furisode sleeves, padded hem. 163.5 cm L. Acc. to Mary Hayes this is a copy of an 18th century furisode (kimono for unmarried woman); gold = bamboo trees; cranes, plum blossoms, pine; tortoises at bottom.

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Hearst Museum object titled Kimono, accession number 9-21597, described as Woman’s kimono; L=161.0 cm neck to hem; W= 128.5 cm sleeve edge to sleeve edge; ecru ground w/ blue lining; hand painted pink chrysanthemums with blue-gray leaves patterned throughout the fabric. Shaded blue to white lining.

Kimono

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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.

Kimono

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Hearst Museum object titled Kimono, accession number 9-21596, described as Woman’s kimono; salmon pink and white ground; shibori tie-died dots form large floral patterned areas; salmon, gray-blue, dark green and white, hand painted flowers on silk with woven swastika pattern form hem border, sleeve decoration and medallion on one shoulder.

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Hearst Museum object titled Kimono and belt, accession number 9-16257a,b, described as Kimono: greysih-olive silk, damask, fully padded; embroidered floral design, lined with gold, green and black floral design, three (3) embroidered circles on back. Silk, damask, padded. Japan attr. Man's clothing. Shoulder width - 134 cms. Length - 141 cms.

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