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  1. 美術研究
  2. 261-280号
  3. 267号

桃山・江戸前・中期の産衣十三領について 上―近世小裁・中裁衣類調査報告 一―

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タイトル 桃山・江戸前・中期の産衣十三領について 上―近世小裁・中裁衣類調査報告 一―
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タイトル Thirteen Baby Clothes of the Momoyama and Early-Middle Edo Periods (Part I): Study of Kodachi and Chudachi of the Recent Ages (Part I)
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主題 伝毛利元就所用段織綾産衣(防府 毛利博物館蔵)・徳川二代将軍秀忠所用紫麻産衣(東京 増上寺徳川将軍家墓地発掘調査団預り)・伝毛利秀就所用緋絹産衣・同紅紬産衣(防府 毛利博物館蔵)
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主題 Baby Cloth of Twill Said to Have Been Used by Hodenari Mori, Mori Museum, Yamaguchi / Baby Cloth of Violet Ramie Used by Hidetada Tokugawa, Preserved by the Tokugawa Family Graves Excavation Research Group / Baby Cloth of Red Silk Said to Have Been Used by Hidenari Mori, Mori Museum, Yamaguchi / Baby Cloth of Red Silk Said to Have Been Used by Hidenari Mori, Mori Museum, Yamaguchi
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著者 神谷, 榮子

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神谷, 榮子

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Kamiya, Eiko

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内容記述タイプ Abstract
内容記述 Here the author treats kimono (kosode) for use from the time of birth to the age of one or two. This is the first part of a report on the types of clothes known as kodachi and chūdachi. Kodachi is the cloth used for the newborn baby and chūdachi is the cloth used for boys and girls.
Japanese clothes are made with straight-line cutting and therefore are easily re-tailored. Because of this, many old Japanese clothes now exist which do not retain their original form. However, we can find some examples with their original form among those which are related to people who were important in the owners' family history, for instance, those used by prominent ancestors or those bestowed by certain people. Additionally, we usually know their dates from their traditions. That means that we have a fairly good picture of which clothes were used for people of various ages and classes as a result of the preservation of such materials with historical traditions, although most of them are for boys and men.
The thirteen baby clothes introduced in the present paper meet precisely these conditions. They cover the periods from Momoyama to Middle Edo. All of them are clothes for boys of the warrior class, and by means of them we are able to see the historical change in the kind of cloth that was used. At the same time, it is interesting that we see many common features in the form, textiles, dyeing methods and design patterns between each of the examples and the contemporary clothes worn by adults.
Here, in Part I, the follɔwing four, all from the Momoyama Period, are discussed:
1) Baby cloth of violet ramie used by Hidetada TOKUGAWA (Pl. III-a, b; figs. 1 to 4).
Hidetada TOKUGAWA is the second shōgun of the Edo Shogunate. He was born in 1579 as the third child of the first shōgun, Ieyasu TOKUGAWA, and died in 1632. This cloth was found in his tomb in the Zōjōji, Tokyo, when the tomb was moved in 1958. This cloth, his infant hair and the wrapping of his navel-string were discovered in a lacquered box (fig. 1). 2) Baby cloth of twill said to have been used by Hidenari MŌRI (Pls. I, II; figs. 5 to 9). 3) Baby cloth of red silk said to have been used by Hidenari MŌRI (Pl. III-c; figs. 10, 11). 4) Baby cloth of red silk said to have been used by Hidenari MŌRI (Pl. III-d; figs. 12 to 14).
Hidenari MŌRI is the seventeenth lord of the Mōri Clan. He was born in 1595 as the first child of Terumoto MŌRI, the sixteenth lord, and died in 1651. It is said that Ieyasu TOKUGAWA presented these articles of clothing in celebration of his birth. They are lined with cotton cloth and filled with cotton wool.
書誌情報 美術研究
en : The bijutsu kenkyu : the journal of art studies

号 267, p. 1-17, 発行日 1970-08-25
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