Object name: Jacket / Collection place: East Asia / Function: 2.4 Fine Clothes and Accoutrements not used exclusively for status or religious purposes - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Jacket, accession number 9-21607, described as Woman’s jacket: L=108.0 neck to hem; W=140.5 cm sleeve edge to sleeve edge; Imperial Era, blue gauze ground, with dragon medallion pattern woven into fabric; Han-style sleeves finished with wide bands of white, black and silver, embroidered with birds and flowering branches and flying insects. Side slits, neck opening and bottom borders edged with black and white bands of embroidered silk and lace; gold buttons Lined in navy silk.

Hearst Museum object titled Jacket, accession number 9-23672, described as Jacket, shiny cloth treated with egg and pig's blood.

Hearst Museum object titled Jacket, accession number 9-21605, described as Woman’s jacket: L=102.0 cm neck to hem; W= 128.2 cm sleeve edge to sleeve edge; Imperial Era, red ground with blue embroidered blue flowers and multicolored butterflies and birds; wide Han-style sleeves with couched gold floral design bordered on medium blue ground, with finishing bands of black embroidered with white, gray and blue. Neck opening, side slits and bottom borders all edged with double bands of black and figured blue-gray separated by red piping; blue lining.

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 9-18708, described as jacket, for woman; silk; light blue damask with butterfly and chrysanthemums design; wide purple silk band embroidered with flowers and birds appliqued around neck and bottom; a cut design of butterfly at center front and four hem corners; short, simple, round collar; gold plated imported buttons (Rich Treble Gilt PC TW, stamped on back); wide sleeves of pink damask with butterfly design; one wide green silk band embroidered with purple and white goldfish and two narrow embroidered black and blue bands appliqued on each sleeve; dark pink silk lining

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 Jacket, accession number 9-23394, described as Jacket: sewn panels of indigo with batik designs and over embroidered designs on lapels, shoulders, and sleeves.

Hearst Museum object titled Jacket, accession number 9-15448, described as Costume: jacket, side closing, high necked style with long, wide sleeves in navy brocade, with self color dragon medallions. Pale blue neck, opening and bottom trim outlined with multicolored ribbon applique. Sleeves have yellow silk cuffs embroidery with blossoming tree, bird, insect designs. Brocade, applique; pale blue, blue; 31 inches long center back, 56 inches wide cuff to cuff.

Hearst Museum object titled Jacket, accession number 9-22193, described as velvet jacket old gold collar, bound with black piping and lined with blue silk. overlapping flap closure with 3 metal button closures. standup collar decorated with a band of black ribbon and 2 knotted frog closures.