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s-h-o-w-a:Yuzen-dyed silks hang from drying racks after having been dyed and dipped into the Kamo Ri
s-h-o-w-a:Yuzen-dyed silks hang from drying racks after having been dyed and dipped into the Kamo Ri
Detail of a boys silk ceremonial kimono featuring a yuzen-dyed hawk with embroidery highlights. Earl
Detail of a boys silk ceremonial kimono featuring a yuzen-dyed hawk with embroidery highlights. Earl
thekimonogallery:Yuzen-dyed Furisode. Created about the year 2000, Japan.  The Kimono Gallery, A lar
thekimonogallery:Yuzen-dyed Furisode. Created about the year 2000, Japan.  The Kimono Gallery, A lar
s-h-o-w-a:Yuzen-dyed silks hang from drying racks after having been dyed and dipped into the Kamo Ri
s-h-o-w-a:Yuzen-dyed silks hang from drying racks after having been dyed and dipped into the Kamo Ri
thekimonogallery:A silk kurotomesodefeaturing yuzen-dyed cranes and bamboo by a deep blue river.  La
thekimonogallery:A silk kurotomesodefeaturing yuzen-dyed cranes and bamboo by a deep blue river.  La
A chirimen silk antique furisode featuring very finely rendered crane, pine, tortoise, flower, kicho
A chirimen silk antique furisode featuring very finely rendered crane, pine, tortoise, flower, kicho
s-h-o-w-a:Yuzen-dyed silks hang from drying racks after having been dyed and dipped into the Kamo Ri
s-h-o-w-a:Yuzen-dyed silks hang from drying racks after having been dyed and dipped into the Kamo Ri
A plain silk miyamairi kimono utilized at Shinto baptism ceremonies, featuring yuzen-dyed and silksc
A plain silk miyamairi kimono utilized at Shinto baptism ceremonies, featuring yuzen-dyed and silksc
A large and striking ‘chirimen’ (crepe) silk antique kurotomesode featuring eleg
A large and striking ‘chirimen’ (crepe) silk antique kurotomesode featuring eleg
A silk furisode featuring yuzen-dyed cranes, with additional embroidery highlights.  Late Meiji
A silk furisode featuring yuzen-dyed cranes, with additional embroidery highlights.  Late Meiji
Yuzen-dyed Kimono.  Taisho period (1911-1927), Japan.  A chirimen (crepe)  silk kimon
Yuzen-dyed Kimono.  Taisho period (1911-1927), Japan.  A chirimen (crepe)  silk kimon
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