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double weave; purple and avocado vertical stripe pattern; machine overcastting finished by company as display panel

%C2%A9 Nuno Corporation %2F Basho 80 Stripe%2C Reiko Sudo%2C 1987

Sashiko Stripe, 1993 (original in 1986)

Sudƍ Reiko; Manufacturer: Nuno Corporation

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pair of navy blue pants; tight sashiko quilting on legs; open, window pane quilting pattern across hips; light blue fabric across front waist, with a tie on either side; white, vertical and horizontal line design on interior lining

Fireman's pants (momohiki) [from a fireman's kit], second half 19th century

Unknown Japanese

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thick, cotton patchwork coat with various shades of blue and brown patches; dark blue band of fabric at opening

Patchwork (boro) farmer’s short coat (hanten), 19th century

Unknown Japanese

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long blue coat with horizontal woven texture; dark blue fabric on shoulders and BC; solid blue collar; interior lined with various blue fabrics, patterned on front and lower back sections

Light blue workwear (noragi) jacket, 19th century

Unknown Japanese

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navy blue robe with black sleeves; body has blue stepped embroidery throughout, and sleeves have yellow diamond embroidery throughout; black solid collar; light blue interior lining

Dark blue-ground fisherman's festival coat (donza) made in Fukui Prefecture, second half 19th century

Unknown Japanese

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blue and black coat with various patterned fabrics; black collar with gray lower lapels; black sleeves with white pattern, navy shoulders with stepped blue stitching, patterned blue chest with stepped embroidery along lower 2/3 and light blue diamond embroidery that continues to verso, solid blue lower section with stepped stritching; light blue lining on back interior; white lining on front interior sections with Japanese characters printed in black on PR and a large blue flower printed on PL; white PL sleeve interior lining with black print; verso has dark navy side panels, solid blue center panel with white pattern, stepped embroidery over all sections with light blue diamond embroidery only over TC

Farmer’s short coat (hanten) for winter, late 19th-early 20th century

Unknown Japanese

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navy blue coat, patterned with white stitching throughout (dash pattern through body and sleeves, chevron around shoulders and TC on verso); horizontal line across chest with triangles along top; open front with collar

Short dark blue-ground fisherman's festival coat (donza) made on Awaji Island, late 19th-early 20th century

Unknown Japanese

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beige-colored woven kimono with dark indigo cloth edging on sleeves, neckline and opening

White workwear (noragi) with dark blue appliqué, early 20th century

Unknown Japanese

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thick, cotton patchwork coat in dark and light blue shades

Patchwork (boro) workwear (noragi), late 19th-early 20th century

Unknown Japanese

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tall, thin bag divided into two decorative sections; top section with light and darker indigo vertical stripes, with white embroidered repeating pattern of diagonal lines intersecting into small star shapes; bottom section has textured, layered white embroidery, with same indigo striped pattern under embroidery; dark indigo square strips of cloth in bottom corners; lighter indigo woven strap attached to side of bag

Bag (fukuro) made in Aomori Prefecture, late 19th century

Unknown

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indigo quilted jacket; light brown band around waist; three characters of light brown script on each side of collar; rectangular sleeves; thick quilted hem around collar and front opening; smaller hem around bottom opening and sleeve openings; ribbon loops at interior bottom openings and on back seam for tying/securing jacket; large red circle with white outline on upper back, with blue character outlined in white inside circle

Fireman's short coat (hikeshi-banten) for a volunteer, late 19th-early 20th century

Unknown Japanese

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blue woven hemp kimono with white embroidered chest and back area

Dark blue-ground kimono with partial kogin embroidery made in Aomori Prefecture, early 20th century

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blue vest with open front; tie in center; faintly stitched diamond pattern on blue fabric; blue and white stitched panels in a diamond pattern at PR and PL sides and on PR shoulder; small ivory colored button sewn into PR shoulder

Sled-hauling vest (sorihiki happi) made in Shƍnai, Yamagata Prefecture, early 20th century

Unknown Japanese

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thick cotton bedding cover with patchwork design in various shades of blue; blue plaid patchwork backing

Bedding cover (futonji) with patchwork design, late 19th-early 20th century

Unknown

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coarse, woven coat; woven in gradients of blue to black; off-white embroidery around collar

Workwear (noragi) jacket made in Shƍnai, Yamagata Prefecture, second half 19th century

Unknown Japanese

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navy blue sleeves and collar; upper half of main body is off white with navy diamond and circle pattern; lower half of body is navy with horizontal line patter of small, off white stitches; blue square patch on either hip

Woman’s workwear (noragi) jacket with kogin embroidery made in the Tƍhoku Region, early 20th century

Unknown Japanese

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navy blue, tihgtly knit hood with front and back covers; slit in front with small bill above; two flaps and a fabric tie on each side, with a button on each R flap; blue interior with off-white horizontal and vertical line design

Fireman's hood (hikeshi-zukin) [from a fireman's kit], second half 19th century

Unknown Japanese

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pair of navy blue, tightly knit gloves; three fingered glove (thumb and index finger are individual) inside sleeve covering; covers are connected by olive green cord, knotted to loops on open ends

Pair of gloves [from a fireman's kit], second half 19th century

Unknown Japanese

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indigo woven coat with white silhouettes of animals and figures; rabbit shape on PL shoulder area on back; umbrella shape on PR sleeve on back; camel shape on PR lower side on front

Fireman's short coat (hikeshi-banten) [from a set], late 19th-early 20th century

Unknown Japanese

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short, navy blue tightly quilted robe with intersecting, horizontal and vertical off-white line pattern, tan Japanese characters on collar, and outline of Japanese character on back center; red-brown interior lining with same tan pattern

Fireman's short coat (hikeshi-banten) [from a set], second half 19th century

Unknown Japanese

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blue vest with dark blue, medium blue, and gray-blue vertical stripes; dark blue fabric with yellow stripes appliqued to lapel; patches of dark blue fabric with yellow plaid appliqued to shoulders and yolk; embroidered side panels

Vest (sodenashi) made in Shƍnai, Yamagata Prefecture, late 19th-early 20th century

Unknown Japanese

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set of indigo-dyed gauntlets with woven blue threading; small loop on left gauntlet

Fireman’s gauntlets [from a set], late 19th-early 20th century

Unknown Japanese

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faded black hood with padded top; indigo-dyed flap with Japanese characters in center; cloth straps in a faded brown color; faded rust interior with white lined rectangle pattern

Fireman’s hood (hikeshi-zukin) with family crest, late 19th-early 20th century

Unknown Japanese

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navy blue base with darker blue collar; off white starburst embroidery covering sleeves and shoulders, with three distinct flowers on back

Boy’s swordsmanship uniform (kendƍ-gi), early 20th century

Unknown Japanese

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