Noh costume (atsuita)

Minneapolis Institute of Art

Noh costume (atsuita)

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Date
19th century
Medium
Silk brocade on twill-weave ground
Department
Asian Art
Institution
Minneapolis Institute of Art
Object ID
63458

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Atsuita are boldly patterned inner robes that are typically used for men's roles in traditional Nō theater. Although mostly covered by voluminous jackets, the sumptuous designs of the atsuita are revealed when an actor moves or slips his jacket off one shoulder as he readies for combat. Japan, Asia

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Gift of funds from the Collection in Focus Guides of The Minneapolis Institute of Arts and The Christina N. and Swan J. Turnblad Memorial Fund

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