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Quimono com desenho de conchas e algas marinhas

early 17th century
Not on view
O delicado desenho bordado deste quimono original (kosode) se inspira na paisagem da costa japonesa e nas conchas e algas marinhas encontradas nas suas praias. O tecido do quimono, adamascado com motivos florais em um fundo ornamentado, foi importado da China. Uma vez no Japão, foram usadas tinturas com reserva sobre a tela branca para conseguir um efeito de bancos de areia irregulares sobre os quais foram bordados desenhos marinhos. Acentos de folha de ouro fazem destacar os desenhos florais da tela adamascada azul pálido.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • 染分紗綾地蜘蛛海松貝模様小袖
  • Título: Quimono com desenho de conchas e algas marinhas
  • Período: Período Edo
  • Data: Início do século XVII
  • Geografia: Japão
  • Meio: Bordado em seda, folha dourada sobre seda adamascada tingida com reserva
  • Dimensões: 153,7 cm de altura total
  • Linha de créditos: Doação do Sr. Paul T. Nomura e Sra., em memória do Sr. Morris Nomura, 1992
  • Número de acesso: 1992.253
  • Curatorial Department: Asian Art

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