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Kimono con diseño de conchas y algas marinas

early 17th century
Not on view
El delicado diseño bordado de este original kimono (kosode) se inspira en el paisaje de la costa japonesa, y las conchas y algas marinas que se encuentran en sus playas. La tela del kimono, adamascada con dibujos florales sobre un fondo de entramado, fue importada de China. Una vez en el Japón, se usaron tintes con reserva sobre la tela blanca para conseguir un efecto de bancos de arena irregulares sobre los que se bordaron diseños marinos. Acentos de pan de oro hacen resaltar los dibujos florales de la tela adamascada azul pálido.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • 染分紗綾地蜘蛛海松貝模様小袖
  • Título: Kimono con diseño de conchas y algas marinas
  • Periodo: Periodo Edo
  • Fecha: Principios del siglo XVII
  • Geografía: Japón
  • Material: Bordado en seda, pan de oro, sobre seda adamascada teñida con reserva
  • Dimensiones: a. total 153,7 cm
  • Crédito: Donación del Sr. Paul T. Nomura y Sra., en memoria del Sr. S. Morris Nomura y Sra., 1992
  • Número de inventario: 1992.253
  • Curatorial Department: Asian Art

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