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Apr. 20th, 2007
Cherish the Old, Know the New:
Onko Chishin: Kimono no Saisei-A Kimono Renaissance, Thursday, 4/19/07.Asian Art Museum, San Francisco
Artist and designer Nobuaki Tomita is one of Japan’s most influential kimono producers and stylists. His work is dedicated to recreating traditional Japanese costume for period dramas and developing new fashions using traditional textiles to support the work of endangered artisans. In this presentation, Tomita will display several ensembles authentically representing different periods of Japanese fashion, from the days of Prince Genji more than 1,000 years ago, to the high style of Geisha, to the dress of contemporary women, as represented by characters in Japanese NHK television serial morning “dramas.” In Japanese with English translation.
http://asianart.org/bamboo.htm#events
Photos here
Onko Chishin: Kimono no Saisei-A Kimono Renaissance, Thursday, 4/19/07.Asian Art Museum, San Francisco
Artist and designer Nobuaki Tomita is one of Japan’s most influential kimono producers and stylists. His work is dedicated to recreating traditional Japanese costume for period dramas and developing new fashions using traditional textiles to support the work of endangered artisans. In this presentation, Tomita will display several ensembles authentically representing different periods of Japanese fashion, from the days of Prince Genji more than 1,000 years ago, to the high style of Geisha, to the dress of contemporary women, as represented by characters in Japanese NHK television serial morning “dramas.” In Japanese with English translation.
http://asianart.org/bamboo.htm#events
Photos here