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Old Fashion Dresses

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Furisode with tachibana orange trees and bamboos. Edo period (1603-1868) 18th century Japanese Textiles, Japanese Patterns, Japanese Prints, Japanese Design, Japanese Fabric, Japanese Outfits, Japanese Fashion, Japanese Geisha, Traditional Fashion

Japanese Textiles

Japanese Patterns

Japanese Prints

Japanese Design

Japanese Fabric

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Japanese Fashion

Japanese Geisha

Traditional Fashion

Furisode with tachibana orange trees and bamboos. Edo period (1603-1868) 18th century

Kimono Diy, Mode Kimono, Kimono Fabric, Silk Kimono, Embroidery Kimono

Embroidery Kimono

Furisode. Early to mid-Meiji period (1868-1900), Japan. A large chirimen (crepe) silk furisode featuring a sublime representation of elegant flying cranes over a frothy, rock-bashed sea edge. Yuzen-dyeing, sumi-e painting and embroidery highlights, as well as masterful ‘bokashi’ (graduated shading) between the edge of the dark background and the energized coastal scene. Five family crests (mon). The Kimono Gallery Japanese Embroidery, Embroidery Library, Embroidery Stitches, Embroidery Designs, Kabuki Costume, Sumi E Painting, Traditional Japanese Kimono, Bokashi

Japanese Embroidery

Embroidery Library

Embroidery Stitches

Embroidery Designs

Sumi E Painting

Traditional Japanese Kimono

Furisode. Early to mid-Meiji period (1868-1900), Japan. A large chirimen (crepe) silk furisode featuring a sublime representation of elegant flying cranes over a frothy, rock-bashed sea edge. Yuzen-dyeing, sumi-e painting and embroidery highlights, as well as masterful ‘bokashi’ (graduated shading) between the edge of the dark background and the energized coastal scene. Five family crests (mon). The Kimono Gallery

Early Showa Furisode Japanese Clothing, Traditional Kimono, Traditional Dresses, Pretty Kimonos

Japanese Clothing

Traditional Kimono

Traditional Dresses

Early Showa Furisode

Christina

Japanese traditional clothing

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Japanese Painting

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Japanese Aesthetics

Hand Embroidery, Embroidery Patterns, Edo Period Japan, Kimono Design

Hand Embroidery

Embroidery Patterns

Edo Period Japan

Motif Kimono, Kimono Pattern, Japanese Art

20th century kimono by a master craftsman. Tokyo National Museum Traditioneller Kimono, Look Kimono, White Kimono

Traditioneller Kimono

20th century kimono by a master craftsman. Tokyo National Museum

Traditional Outfits, Traditional Japanese Clothing Female, Traditional Dresses Designs, Traditional Wedding

Traditional Outfits

Traditional Japanese Clothing Female

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