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(SOLD) Antique Japanese Kesa. Silk brocade with Gold thread 1700-1800 A.D Size 78" x 45" Top Image is Detail Sold to Ms. Mary McFadden, Now is display at Massachusetts College of Art, Boston Mary McFadden: Goddesses was organized by The Galleries at Moore College of Art and Design Below are Detail Images Monks' apparel (kāṣāya). The monks normally used fabrics consisting of a patchwork of different scraps of cloth as a sign of humility; these therefore provide valuable insights into the various type of silk cloth and embroidery available at the time
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Antique Japanese Silk Kesa
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