

Obi with “Whose Sleeves?” (Tagasode) Pattern
Beige fabric with a subtle diamond pattern background. The fabric features multiple rows of sleeves, approximately 11, with rounded tops. Sleeves have various designs including flowers, birds, boats, waves and geometric patterns. The sleeves predominantly display shades of beige, blue, red, orange and green. The designs on the sleeves are intricate and detailed. The overall appearance resembles a textile or fabric design likely for a kimono, titled Obi with “Whose Sleeves?” (Tagasode) Pattern by artist unknown.
Artwork details
- Date:
- first half of 19th century
- Medium:
- Twill-weave silk with supplementary weft patterning and metallic thread
- Culture:
- Japan
- Dimensions:
- 303 × 623 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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