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조개껍질과 해초 문양이 있는 기모노

early 17th century
Not on view
섬세하게 수를 놓은 이 희귀한 기모노(코소데)는조개껍질과 해초가 흩어져 있는 일본 해안의 해변 자연경관에서 영감을 받았습니다. 성긴 배경에 꽃문양을 짜넣은 바탕 직물은 중국에서 수입된 것입니다. 백포는 그 후 일본에서 염색되어 모래톱의 효과를 냈으며, 그 위로 바다 모티프 자수를 놓았습니다. 교차하는 담청색 띠의 금박 악센트는 짜넣은 꽃문양을 강조합니다.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • 染分紗綾地蜘蛛海松貝模様小袖
  • 제목: 조개껍질과 해초 문양이 있는 기모노
  • 시대: 에도 시대
  • 연대: 17세기 초
  • 지리: 일본
  • 재료: 플로트 패턴의 염색 견평직물에 견사자수및 금박
  • 크기: 전체 높이 153.7cm
  • 크레디트 라인: S. 모리스 노무라 부부를 추모하여 폴 T. 노무라 부부가 기증, 1992
  • 작품 번호: 1992.253
  • Curatorial Department: Asian Art
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