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Textiles28
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International Textile Collection28
Brotherton Collection1

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Japan29
Kyoto4
Tokyo4
China3
Hokkaido1
Kanawawa1

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Tatsumura Institute of Textile Art4
Kurochiku1
Redesdale, Algernon Bertram Freeman-Mitford Baron (1837-1916)1
Sazara Woven1

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From 18009
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Archive Print Item

The Garter mission to Japan

Redesdale, Algernon Bertram Freeman-Mitford baron (1837-1916)

1906

Appendix: A short Japanese treatise explanatory of dakyū, or Japanese polo.

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wrapper cloth
Textile

wrapper cloth

late 20th Century

A red, yellow and green floral crepe wrapper cloth featuring chrysanthemums against a red and white checkerboard design. There are two selvedges and two machine stitched hems.

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damask fragment
Textile

damask fragment

before 2000

Fragment of damask woven fabric depicting chrysanthemums, peonies and a fan on a red and black checkerboard background.

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damask fragment
Textile

damask fragment

before 2000

Fragment of damask woven fabric with patterning in red, green, white and silver on a red ground. The fragment depicts a cockerel in flight surrounded by scrolling vegetation and a spray of buds and f...

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Textile

kimono length

late 20th century

A length of kimono material in black with intermittent stripes in green, red, white and yellow. White along the warp edge. The width of the textiles reflects the loom width.

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Textile

kimono length

late 20th century

A length of kimono material in a plaid style, in blue, white, red, black warp stripes and white weft stripes. The width of the textiles reflects the loom width.

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fabric length
Textile

fabric length

Tatsumura Institute of Textile Art (1938-)

mid 20th-late 20th Century

Length of weft-faced silk (or synthetic silk) brocade depicting a woman in a robe decorated with chrysanthemums, blossom and other flowers on a red ground, a green waistband has a design of linked gem...

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place mat
Textile

place mat

late 20th Century

This piece is a place mat of indigo lined with red, which has two appliqued blue cotton squares on it with woven detail including stylised drums in an ikat or 'kasuri' technique. The oblong shape has...

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Ainu mat
Textile

Ainu mat

late 20th Century

A hand woven place mat, made in Japan by the Ainu people. It is woven based on the pattern and technique of traditioal Ainu cloth, though is produced commercially. This mat is in naturals, greens, y...

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haori
Textile

haori

mid 20th Century

A short, unlined woman's haori (jacket), hand stitched from printed crepe, with attached waist ties. Haori are cut in the style of a short kimono but are worn open to show the garment underneath. Th...

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hanging
Textile

hanging

Tatsumura Institute of Textile Art (1938-)

late 20th-early 21st Century

Length of silk brocade depicting a repeating pattern of tigers and phoenixes in white and red within green roundels on a red background, between the roundels are running deer and horses. The tiger an...

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furoshiki (wrapping cloth)
Textile

furoshiki (wrapping cloth)

Sazara Woven

late 20th Century

A double sided printed furoshiki (wrapping cloth) in cream and red. The designs are hemp leaf (asa-no-ha) pattern and wave (seigaiha) or shark skin pattern (a symbol of good luck). The fabric has a ...

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