Noh costume (nuihaku)

Minneapolis Institute of Art

Noh costume (nuihaku)

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Date
19th century
Medium
Silk
Department
Asian Art
Institution
Minneapolis Institute of Art
Object ID
63690

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Nuihaku, literally “sewn foil, ” refers to kosode (short-sleeved)-type kimono that is decorated with embroidery and pasted gold and silver foil. This garment is decorated with seasonal plants, including peonies, plum blossoms, willows, chrysanthemums, narcissuses, and maple leaves. Worn by male actors performing as women, it is normally mostly hidden under a larger karaori layer, which is lavishly decorated with colored, gold, and silver threads. Japan, Asia

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Gift of Mitsuru Tajima, Shigehiko Yanagi, and Sebastian Izzard

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