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c.1870 tea gown made from made from authentic kimono fabric imported to America from Japan. The textile was probably originally intended for women of the samurai class. From: http://fashionmuseum.fitnyc.edu/view/objects/asitem/759/0/dynasty-desc?t:state:flow=a2d96dc4-9ed8-4bb1-b7d0-16197f4119b1 1870 Dress, 19th Century Dresses, 1870s Fashion, Tea Gown, 1800s Fashion, Bustle Dress, Aesthetic Dress, 19th Century Fashion, Pink Tea

19th Century Dresses

Aesthetic Dress

19th Century Fashion

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c.1870 tea gown made from made from authentic kimono fabric imported to America from Japan. The textile was probably originally intended for women of the samurai class. From: http://fashionmuseum.fitnyc.edu/view/objects/asitem/759/0/dynasty-desc?t:state:flow=a2d96dc4-9ed8-4bb1-b7d0-16197f4119b1

1870 Silk Taffeta Tea Gown made from Kimono Fabric, (Image via Museum at FIT). Victorian Clothing, Antique Dress, Antique Clothing, Silk Taffeta

Victorian Clothing

Antique Clothing

Japonisme: The Japanese Influence on Victorian Fashion

1870 Silk Taffeta Tea Gown made from Kimono Fabric, (Image via Museum at FIT).

the curtain is open and hanging on the wall

Sashiko Pattern

Fabric Embellishment

Sashiko Embroidery

Japanese Embroidery

Japanese Textiles

Japanese Patterns

Japanese Fabric

Lumberman's Sashiko Japan Edo Period 1780 indigo dyed hemp and cotton 2

Sashiko

Kimono dressing gown, c.1885, FIDM 80.40.1. A Victorian gown made from a Japanese kimono. Furisode Kimono, Victorian Gown, 1880s Fashion, Kimono Dressing Gown, Old Dresses

Furisode Kimono

Kimono Dressing Gown

Kimono dressing gown

Kimono dressing gown, c.1885, FIDM 80.40.1. A Victorian gown made from a Japanese kimono.

two birds are flying in the sky

Katsushika Hokusai

Japanese Woodblock Printing

Japanese Painting

Art Institute Of Chicago

三井記念美術館

Hokusai - "Snow, pine, two cranes" 葛飾北斎

red flowers are hanging from the branches of a tree in front of a gold background

Japanese Paintings

Japanese Artwork

Japanese Illustration

Kunst Inspiration

Japanese Woodblock

"Drooping Blossoms 9" by Hajime Namiki, an original woodblock print, signed and numbered in pencil. Edition of 200, 2008.

a painting of a woman in a red dress holding an umbrella

James Mcneill Whistler

Japanese Costume

Claude Monet Paintings

Claude Monet Art

Kunsthistorisches Museum

My Ear-Trumpet Has Been Struck By Lightning

Claude Monet, Madame Monet in Japanese Costume (La Japonaise), 1875, oil on canvas, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

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