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Guide to the Japanese textiles (1919)

Victoria and Albert Museum. Dept. of Textiles, Koop, Albert J. (Albert James), 1877-1945, Smith, A. D. Howell · London : Printed under the authority of H. M. Stationery Off. · leaf 97

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1036. Stencilled Silk Panel. The Story of Kwakkio.19th century (p. 47). Plate XVI. 1200. Embroidered Silk Damask, dyed by the resist processand partly printed in gold. Genroku period (1688-1703) (p. 17). Plate XVII. … 1225. Womans Kokk (kimono), of painted and embroidered silk,with powderings of gold dust. Late iSth or early. 19th century (P- 35)- Plate XVIII. SpiRHMKT^MP ifl; ■-■ flftBHw-Wl K^^5^5H E23i^^:.-^1 [^5 E^v^Bn ^^V1^P l^afeN 1226. Ladys Sash (oft*), of embroidered satin. 19th century(P- 35).

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