Art in costume design; practical suggestions for those interested in art, sewing, history and literature (1920)
Shover, Edna Mann · Springfield, Mass., Milton Bradley company · leaf 114
n embroidered band, but a married woman,especially one with a family, would wear only the somber coloredkimonos with bits of color about the neck or sleeves and an elderly ladywould wear black or blue. As cloth dyed in blue could be made morecheaply than any other, this became the common color for… … ackoce &KIMONA IO.SANDLES NO. 23. JAPANESE COSTUMES AND DESIGNS 1. Mon of the House of Minamoto Ashikaya 6. Crane 2. Kiki-non-hana-mon, State of Japan 7. Floral 3. Kiri-mon, Mon of the Mikado 8. Kimona-Cherry Blossom Design 4. Toymote, Mon of the House of Arina 9. Iris 5. Awi-mon, Mon of the…
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