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Nom de l'objet : stencil
Type de l'objet : stencil
Catégorie de l'objet : INSTRUMENTS & UTENSILS
Sous-catégorie de l'objet : textiles
Médium : laminated
smoked
cut
dried
Support : paper
persimmon juice
Numéro de catalogue : Ed5.3098
Province d'origine : Mie
Pays d'origine : Japan
Continent d'origine : Asia
Culture : Japanese
Secteur géo-culturel : East Asia
Contexte culturel : fabric printing
Date de fin de production : 1955
Description : The dark brown rectangular stencil has an overall komon cut design of small curvilinear motifs in diagonal lines alternating with lines of groups of three dots. Two joined holes are punched in the long border edge. Register points are located along the ed
Fonctions : The katazome method of dying fabric used a resist paste applied through a stencil; when the paste dried the stencil was removed and colour was applied by brush. The paste was then washed away leaving undyed areas to form pattern against coloured ground. Prior to the 16th century cut stencils were used to colour leather armour. However, during the Edo Period (1603-1868) the technique was developed as a true native craft. Komon is a small overall design used for restrained monochrome pattern on apparel of samurai and townsfolk.
Hauteur : 43.3
Largeur : 30.3
Unité de mesure linéaire : cm
Département : Museum of Anthropology
Établissement : UBC Museum of Anthropology  Facebook-UBC Museum of Anthropology  Twitter-UBC Museum of Anthropology  YouTube-UBC Museum of Anthropology
Ville de l'établissement : Vancouver
Province de l'établissement : British Columbia
Enregistrement de l'institution : Fiche complète provenant du site du musée

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