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Brocaded panel of polychrome design with small groups of figures around a central Buddha; mountains in background. Framed by dark purple and gold brocade, possibly Japanese. Note similarity to Tibetan painting; Tibetan-type altar hanging probably executed by Chinese artisans. Former Classification: Textiles - Tapestry

The monk Hva Shang, early 19th century

China

G212

Empress' long sleeveless coat of yellow satin brocaded in shades of blue, green, aubergine, red, pink, and gold. On each side of front opening two rampant dragons, one above the other, the upper one clutching the heavenly jewel; in back, one sitting and two rampant dragons; all five-clawed. In the field loose cloud forms. Border of curling, over-lapping waves. Front, bottom, and sides (open except for a short joinunder arms) trimed with band of black velvet studded with brass studs and bordered with narrow strips of green and gold and red and gold brocade. At bottom a network of green fringe cording in long gold tassels hangs over a wide band of red satin. Lined with rose satin, lightly interlined with cotton batten.

Manchu Woman's Semiformal Court Vest, Kangxi period, 1662-1722

China

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Concubine robe of faded aubergine satin brocaded in blue, green, brown, shades of rose and gold. Nine large five-clawed dragons; one on front, one on back, one on each shoulder,Above border, front and back, two dragons in profile grasping the heavenly jewel. Ninth dragon under flap. Border of short, sinuous wave pattern in which each series of eight wave strips terminates in a curling wave spray roughly triform in shape. Border colors blue, aubergine, rose green, tan with narrow edges in pale green, ivory, pale blue, rose and yellow, with alternating gold lines. Body of robe decorated with loose cloud forms. Front and back panels split about 14' from bottom.Lining of faded rose raw silk. Concubine robes characterized by very large sitting five-clawed dragons, back and front. Sleeves finished with cuffs of same brocade. One of three concubine robes of same design, cf. 42.8.2, 42.8.3.

Manchu Man's Semiformal Robe, 1662-1722

China

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Imperial robe of yellow satin brocaded in green, rose, blue, brown, black, red, orange, and gold. Nine 5-clawed dragons, tose in profile grasping the Heavenly Jewel. In field, loose cloud forms and five bats, the latter appearing in orbit of each of the profile dragons. Border of narrow, slightly wavy wave-stripes in alternating body colors, with clouds topping strips between stripe and curling area of waves. To each side of side seam, front and back, a swastika above the waves. Similar border, but without wave-stripes and swastike, at elbow of sleeves, which are finished with a length of widely ribbed yellow silk termintating in cuffs of dark blue satin brocade with bats, sitting dragons and cloud forms. Wide collar of same brocade, with band extending down opening to under arm. Body lined with thin blue silk, sleeves with thin yellow brocaded silk.

Manchu Woman's Semiformal Court Vest (hsia-pei), 1662-1722

China

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Court Robe of wine-red silk brocade in silvery white. Nine five-clawed dragons. In the field are loosely solid clouds, chrysanthemums, swastikas, Buddhist and Taoist emblems. Conventional border of slightly slanting stripes; single line of snail-like clouds; single line of deep-rolling waves fringed with spray. Below a black border of sleeves a strip of black-blue silk brocaded wtith body designs in silvery white. Edging of black and gold brocade. In body the only departure from red and silver tones are the black spots of the dragon's eyes. Robe unlined but faced.

Manchu Man's Semiformal Court Robe (jifu), 1909-1911

China

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Court robe of gold satin brocade with nine 5-clawed dragons. In the field are scattered very loose clouds, cranes, long-life characters, Buddhist and Taoist symbols. Conventional border of wavy slanting stripes(achieved by ribbing the brocade); rather deep tight clouds, cf. Kang Hsi; deeply rolling waves in which appear some Taoist emblems and some of the Eight Precious Things. Wide deep sleeves with no border and no cuff bound with double band of plain gold satin. Half collar band of gold satin; neck and opening bound with double satin band like sleeve band. The only variation from the gold tone of this robe is the area of the dragon's eyes which is ivory in tone. This may have been a woman's robe. Lining of thin tan silk of lozenge pattern.

Manchu Woman's Semiformal Court Robe, after 1850

China

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heavy white robe with golden rectangular bars, flowers, clouds; gold lined; padded hem

Wedding robe (uchikake), 20th century

Unknown Japanese

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maroon fabric; embroidered bands of various widths in greens, blue, yellow, orange, maroon and cream; fringe at short ends

Sash, 20th century

Laos

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Chair cover of brocaded taupe satin woven so that the design will appear in proper perspective on the front of the cahir, and on the strip that hangs down the back. Design of two 4-clawed dragons and a phoenix in gold and colors; lily bulbs, loose clouds and various good luck symbols in shades of blue, red, pink, yellow and green. The seat, apron and back areas are marked off one from the other by a band of running peony design in blue. Lining of deep gold-colored figured silk.

Chair cover, 19th century

China

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Priest's cowl of imperial yellow satin brocade with all-over design of bats and loose cloud forms in shades of blue, green, pink, red, brown, and mauve. Wide band of black and gold brocade aroung border. Narrow binding of rust-red satin. Lining of faded crimson figured silk.

Lamaist priest hat, Kangxi period, 1662-1722

China

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Large curtain hanging of imperial yellow brocaded satin. Design of nine large five-clawed dragons in gold in a field of loose clouds. Below, the Eternal Sea, with symbols in the waves. At the top, a deep, pleated valance on which appear small gold dragons and clouds. Two loose strips of the same design, hang down the front of the main curtain. An imperial piece of superb quality. Lining in gold-colored damask of cloud design.

Imperial Curtain Hanging, mid 18th century

China

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Karaori (Outer Noh robe), brocade of grape vines with autumn grasses and gold bamboo lattice motif on blue-grey twill weave silk. The design is not created through embroidery as it appears to be, but with the Karaori brocade technique of floating the weft threads of glossed silk to create the various floral and lattice patterns. This allowed for only a few centimeters of fabric to be woven per day, making such robes extremely rare and expensive works of art. This garment has been used in only a few recorded performances since its manufacture accounting for its exceptionally fine condition.

Outer Noh robe of grape vines with autumn grasses, early 19th century

Unknown Japanese

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Hat, Priest's, black; belongs with yellow silk brocade Priest's robe. (14.86a)

Shinto priest's hat (ebĹŤshi), 19th century

Unknown Japanese

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brocaded panel; deep rose background with cloud, dragon and pheasant motif.

Chair cover, 18th century

China

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Dragon robe similar to 48.2.1 and 2, but of apple green satin brocaded in blue, brown, green, shades of rose and gold. Same border design and same colors as in 42.8.1. Neck bound with narrow black satin, cuffs with narrow green silk. Slit front and back. Lined with faded pink silk and interlines(?).

Manchu Man's Semiformal Court Robe, 1662-1722

China

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Collar of dark blue brocaded silk with two five-clawed dragons in gold. Surrounding clouds in shades of blue and green. The collar is banded, along border and over shoulders, with gold threads couched in red. Border of black and gold brocade. Lining of crimson and gold brocade. Heavily padded. Inscription. Lining worn at edges. Cf. dragons with 42.8.7 and other K'ang Hsi robes.

Manchu Man's Formal Court Collar, Kangxi period, 1662-1722

China

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panel with floral medallions

Panel, 19th century

France

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Imperial green gold brocade robe for a prince of the court (8 dragons instead of the imperial 9). The symbol of a crowing cock backed by the rising sun appears on the front and sleeves, indicating the robe might have belonged to the heir apparent.

Manchu Man's Semiformal Court Robe, 1662-1722

China

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Brocade: ground of deep salmon ribbed silk, with large serpentine vine design in silver and salmon

Panel, 18th century

Spain

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Maroon ground with yellow flowers; border of 2 pairs of white lines flanking row of circles; brocade

Fragment, 18th century

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Hanging, large, yellow satin, with woven bands of flowers and symbols in red, green, blue, and white. Vertical seam down center. Green border with all-over brocaded design of pink, tan and red flowers and blue stems and leaves. Light brown cotton lining.

Curtain, early 1800s

China

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Imperial robe, probably woman's, of sand colored satin embroidered with weight 5-clawed dragons, tight cloud forms, bats, Buddhist emblems and flowers in shades of pale blue, ivory, tan and soft brown. Border with shallow area of straight-edged slanting stripes topped with rolling waves dotted with large peony blossoms and swastika. Narrow cuffs, collar and band of brown satin embroidered with floral pattern in shades of blue and white in satin stitch. Embroidery on body chiefly of satin stitch, but dragons in couched gold, emblems, red flowers in border of knot stitch. Slit at sides and lined with sand-colored satin. Robe has a look of great age and is stained noticeably along back border.

Woman's Dragon Robe, Tao Kuang period, 1821-1850

China

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sarong with black band at top; background is vertical stripes in repeating pattern of pale blue, pale yellow, pale tan, pale brown, pale pink with horizontal repeating stitched pattern on top; stitched pattern in brown with red, yellow, green and blue accents

Sarong, 20th century

Shan

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(Initially a 'ch'ao-fu' court robe; altered in Tibet for ritual Lamaist dances, large triangular panels and striped cuffs were added to the original tapered sleeves.) Court Robe of dark blue satin; in upper section, back and front, a shaped panel extending over shoulders with large four-clawed dragon in gold; clouds, bats, and Eternal Sea motif in shades of blue, green, yellow, rose and rust; at back and front waistline, where skirt of robe is seamed to upper section, a band of dragons and clouds in gold and colors; a wider band of the same borders the skirt all around ten inches from the bottom; collar band and border of gold and black floral brocade; standing collar of fuschia cotton; large wing-like sleeves made of black satin and strips of green, yellow and crimson satin brocade with an outer border of the black and gold floral brocade; canvas lining; note tailoring of this robe, with the wide skirt caught into stiff pleats over the hips, and the long, triangular sleeves; A.P.( Alfred Pillsbury) thinks a court robe remodelled for Lama Dances

Formal Court Robe Altered for Lamaist Ritual Dance, late 19th century

Tibet

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Long valance of solid embroidery with ground of solid gold-colored silk floss. The design represents an aged statesmen and his wife receiving guests on the occasion of their birthday. This us the same scene as is represented in C.205. In the valance section appear the Eight Immortals. Borders of black satin brocade with a design of flowers in blue and white. Lining of pinkish cotton. Former Classification: Textiles - Tapestry

Valance, Kangxi period, 1621-1722

China

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Temple banners, pair, made up of five long strips of various brocades and attached to a flat, shaped plaque of wood covered with gold-colored satin brocade and bordered with a shaped band of brown velvet. The brocades making up each banner strip include pale gold-colored satin with rows of dragon medallions and stylizedclouds in gold and colors; tan and gold; green satin with dragon medaliions and clouds; blue with large medallion diaper; deep gold color with large flowers in green; etc. Lining of faded brick-red raw silk.

Temple Banner, 18th century

China

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silk blue and gold brocade patchwork, lined, gold backing, orange material

Buddhist priest’s robe with design of chrysanthemums and peonies, 18th-19th century

Unknown Japanese

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Taoist priest's robe of gold satin brocade of dragon medallion design. On back conventional Taoist design embroidered in couched gold thread and couched twist in colors on applied salmon silk panel. Borders of black satin solidly embroidered in same technique and colors. Lower section of side borders of blue satin embroidered in satin stitch with bats, clouds and symbols in colored silks. Lining of burnt orange satin of floral medallion design.

Taoist Priest's Robe, Jiaqing period, 1796-1820

China

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6 individual strips machine stitched together

Cloth, 20th century

Yoruba

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Temple banners, pair, made up of five long strips of various brocades and attached to a flat, shaped plaque of wood covered with gold-colored satin brocade and bordered with a shaped band of brown velvet. The brocades making up each banner strip include pale gold-colored satin with rows of dragon medallions and stylizedclouds in gold and colors; tan and gold; green satin with dragon medaliions and clouds; blue with large medallion diaper; deep gold color with large flowers in green; etc. Lining of faded brick-red raw silk.

Temple Banner, 18th century

China

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Panel of petit point embroidery with diapered ground of interlocking octagons and lozenges, each containing a stylized blossom. In the lower section are three groups of some of the Hundred Antiques. Predominating colors are green, blue and yellow. Top edge bound with blue satin. Note unfinished section in the group of vessels at the lower right, and restoration with a piece of diapered brocade above the brush pot to the left. Lining of gold colored gauze.

Pictorial Valance, 18th century

China

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Buddhist priest robe of assembled panels of brocaded red silk, each outlined with gold foil paper, and embroidered in couched gold threads with spotted deer,bats and good luck characters. In the upper center, a seated figure of Buddha embroidered in satin stitch in colored silks. Border embroidered with lotus and greek key motifs in couched gold thread. Soiled and faded. Liningthin flame-red silk.

Buddhist Priest Robe, 19th century

China

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Temple banner, early 19th century

Tibet

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Emperor's gold satin brocade audience robe with broad design representing the Universe; nine five-clawed dragons.

Manchu Woman's Semiformal Court Robe, early 18th century

China

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5 lines of calligraphy in black ink; 3 red seals; white silk brocade ground

Commentary on the Peach Blossom Spring, c. 1700

Wang Shih-hung

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woven mat of thin black bamboo strips and colored floss; lined on back with green brocade; framed with orange and gold brocade; two butterfly-shaped metal fittings at bottom corners; separate small wooden tag

Sutra Cover with Butterflies Studs, before 1149

Unknown Japanese

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Brocaded panel of polychrome design with young Buddha in a light red robe making offering to the Queen of Heaven. Framed by later brocade, possibly Japanese. The treatment of the subject is similar to Tibetan Buddhist paintings; Tibetan-type altar hanging probably executed by Chinese artisans; Mkhas-grub Rje (founder of the Gelukpa order of Tibetan Buddhism) is shown making a mandala offering to his great teacher (Tsong-ka-pa), who sits above on a white elephant surrounded by clouds; a fellow monk assists Mkhas-grub Rje while the six-armed guardian Mahakala occupies the lower left corner; upper right depicts Yamantaka with his consort. Former Classification: Textiles - Tapestry

The Abbot Mkhas-grub Rje, late 18th century-19th century

China

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K'ossu picture scroll depicting the Five Hundred Lohan. The story is divided into nine episodes Buddha Descending from the Western Heaven; Ju Lai Exhorting the Ignorants; Proclaiming the Wonderful Truth; Glowing Rays Shining on Heaven and Earth; the Whole Universe is Enlightened; Gold Mountain and Wisdom Sea; A Mother Heart Benefits the People; Precious Gold Tripod and Long-Lived Buddha; Return to the Western Heaven. The story and the various episodes, are recorded in ten Chinese poems at the end of the scroll. The five characters on outside of scroll give the Title WU PAI LO HAN HSIANG (500 Lohan Images). The four Chinese characters on the pale yellow silk reserved for imperial use, are but the hand of Emperor Ch'ien Lung who made them in 1796, the year after the his abdication. the three small seals are felicitations. the scroll is mounted in fine yellow k'ossu with an all-over ground of geometric medallions in color. White jade clasp. For full description, see Accession file. Former Classification: Textiles - Tapestry

The Five Hundred Lohans, 1736-1795

China

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Helmet for general's costume, theatrical, of silvered metal with gold-plated flanges. Three gold and black brocade flaps, brass-studded, hang down at sides and back. A large spike, decorated with pearl beads, fur, and dragon-painted feathers, emerges from

Manchu Military Officer's Ceremonial Helmet, mid 19th century

China

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design of magpies and willow on brown and dark blue silk

Noh costume (atsuita), 19th century

Unknown Japanese

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gauze-weave silk with woven designs of paulownia leaves and phoenixes on an overall gold hexagonal pattern on purple

Noh costume (maiginu), 19th century

Unknown Japanese

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Panel, 17th century

Italy

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Fragment, 18th century

France

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Panel, 18th century

France

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Fragment, 18th century

France

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Panel, 17th century

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Panel, 18th century

France

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Panel, 18th century

Italy

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Panel, 18th century

France

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Table cover, 16th-17th century

Italy

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Panel, 18th century

France

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Dragon robe, Jiaqing period, 1796-1820

China

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Dragon Robe, Jiaqing period, 1796-1820

China

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Robe, Jiaqing period, 1796-1820

China

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Dragon Robe, Jiaqing period, 1796-1820

China

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Panel, 16th century

Italy

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Asaoke cloth, 20th century

Yoruba

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