A work made of silk, plain weave self-patterned by stripes of gauze crossings and openwork (tate ro); resist dyed, stenciled, and painted (yûzenzome: tsutsugaki, hikizome, bokashizome, suri-yûzenzome and uwae) body and sleeves lined with silk, plain weave (nerinuki), collar facing with silk, plain weave with stripes of gauze crossings and openwork (tate ro).

Hiyoku No Tomesode

Meiji period (1868–1912)/ Taishô period (1912–1926), c. 1910/15

Japan

Silk, plain weave self-patterned by stripes of gauze crossings and openwork (tate ro); resist dyed, stenciled, and painted (yûzenzome: tsutsugaki, hikizome, bokashizome, suri-yûzenzome and uwae) body and sleeves lined with silk, plain weave (nerinuki), collar facing with silk, plain weave with stripes of gauze crossings and openwork (tate ro)

Textiles