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Red Surcoat with Floral Design, late 19th century, Unknown Japanese, 25 1/4 × 38 1/2 in. (64.14 × 97.79 cm), Red felt with silk design, 19th century, This jinbaori is made of rasha, a precious material only available to the wealthy and powerful. Wool fabrics had to be imported from Europe, as Japan did not produce wool. The cut, a standard form in the late Edo-period, also shows European influences, as the A-line can be considered reminiscent of a Portuguese mantle. This sleeveless surcoat has a standing collar, large armholes, and a long opening on the back for better mobility when worn over the armor and rounded corners. The flaring lapel and the collar lining is made of green silk, patterned with colorful iridescent ornaments. The beige silk lining is embroidered with flower and leaf designs, and the shoulder is decorated with wool-colored felt strips applied with ornament made of diamond knurl. The vest is held in place with a waling. The back features a family crest designed in colored wool and red felt. It shows two bars in a ring (maru ni futatsubiki) and was carried by several families, most of them descendants of the Minamoto clan. This surcoat most likely was a Noh costume.

Red Surcoat with Floral Design, late 19th century, Unknown Japanese, 25 1/4 × 38 1/2 in. (64.14 × 97.79 cm), Red felt with silk design, 19th century, This jinbaori is made of rasha, a precious material only available to the wealthy and powerful. Wool fabrics had to be imported from Europe, as Japan did not produce wool. The cut, a standard form in the late Edo-period, also shows European influences, as the A-line can be considered reminiscent of a Portuguese mantle. This sleeveless surcoat has a standing collar, large armholes, and a long opening on the back for better mobility when worn over the armor and rounded corners. The flaring lapel and the collar lining is made of green silk, patterned with colorful iridescent ornaments. The beige silk lining is embroidered with flower and leaf designs, and the shoulder is decorated with wool-colored felt strips applied with ornament made of diamond knurl. The vest is held in place with a waling. The back features a family crest designed in colored wool and red felt. It shows two bars in a ring (maru ni futatsubiki) and was carried by several families, most of them descendants of the Minamoto clan. This surcoat most likely was a Noh costume.
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Red Surcoat with Floral Design, late 19th century, Unknown Japanese, 25 1/4 × 38 1/2 in. (64.14 × 97.79 cm), Red felt with silk design, 19th century, This jinbaori is made of rasha, a precious material only available to the wealthy and powerful. Wool fabrics had to be imported from Europe, as Japan did not produce wool. The cut, a standard form in the late Edo-period, also shows European influences, as the A-line can be considered reminiscent of a Portuguese mantle. This sleeveless surcoat has a standing collar, large armholes, and a long opening on the back for better mobility when worn over the armor and rounded corners. The flaring lapel and the collar lining is made of green silk, patterned with colorful iridescent ornaments. The beige silk lining is embroidered with flower and leaf designs, and the shoulder is decorated with wool-colored felt strips applied with ornament made of diamond knurl. The vest is held in place with a waling. The back features a family crest designed in colored wool and red felt. It shows two bars in a ring (maru ni futatsubiki) and was carried by several families, most of them descendants of the Minamoto clan. This surcoat most likely was a Noh costume.
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22.4 x 29.1 cm | 8.8 x 11.5 in (300 dpi)
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(JAPAN) 19 CENTURY 19TH CENTURY 19TH CENTURY. 19TH 19TH-CENTURY A-LINE ARMOR AVAILABLE BACK FEATURES BACK BEIGE SILK LINING BETTER MOBILITY BLOOM BLOSSOM CARRIED CARVING COLLAR LINING COLORED WOOL COLORFUL IRIDESCENT ORNAMENTS CONSIDERED REMINISCENT COURTYARD CUT (TAILORING) CUT CUTAWAY CUTTING DECOR DECORATED DECORATION DECORATIONS DECORATIVE DESCENDANTS DESIGN: FLORAL DIAMOND KNURL EMBROIDERED EUROPA EUROPE EUROPEAN INFLUENCES FAMILY CREST DESIGNED FLARING LAPEL FLEUR FLORAL DESIGN FLOWER FLOWERS GREEN SILK HELD IMPORTED JAPAN JAPAN. JAPANESE JINBAORI KNICK-KNACKS LARGE ARMHOLES LATE 19TH CENTURY LATE EDO-PERIOD LEAF DESIGNS LONG OPENING MARU NI FUTATSUBIKI MINAMOTO CLAN MORNING COAT NINETEENTH CENTURY NOH COSTUME OFFSPRING ORNAMENT ORNAMENTATION ORNAMENTS PATTERNED PLACE PORTUGUESE MANTLE POWERFUL PRECIOUS MATERIAL PRODUCE WOOL PRUNING RASHA RED FELT RED SURCOAT RING ROUNDED CORNERS SEVERAL FAMILIES SHOULDER SILK DESIGN SLEEVELESS SURCOAT SLICING STANDARD FORM STANDING COLLAR SURCOAT TWO BARS UNKNOWN JAPANESE VEST WALING WALK WALKING WEALTHY WOOL FABRICS WOOL-COLORED FELT STRIPS APPLIED WORN XIX CENTURY