“Kanebo Collection 1: Kosode 1” Supervised by: Kanebo Textile Museum Edited by: Shigeki Kawakami / Iwao Nagasaki Published by: Mainichi Newspapers 116 color illustrations, 187 pages, 1987, Price: ¥20,000, Cloth cover, with box, shipping box This is “Kosode 1,” one of the five volumes of the “Kanebo Collection,” which was published in 1987 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the founding of Kanebo. The collection features a selection of outstanding dyed and woven items from the Kanebo Textile Museum's collection of over ten thousand items. The Kanebo collection of dyed and woven items was built on three main pillars: kosode and Noh costumes, Coptic textiles, and pre-Inca textiles, which represent the pinnacle of Japanese dyeing and weaving. This book features 116 dyed and woven items, including kosode from the Muromachi period to the mid-Edo period. With large-format illustrations, including partial views, readers can enjoy the gorgeous and innovative designs of dyed and woven items from the Azuchi-Momoyama period to the early Edo period. 《Reference: Kanebo Collection, Complete 5 Volumes, Titles》 ① Kosode 1 ② Kosode 2, Bingata ③ Noh Costumes ④ Foreign Dyed and Woven Fabrics ⑤ Meibutsu-gire Cho ■Condition■ The shipping box has dents and is yellowed. The box and the text are clean. (Please refer to the photos) This is a used book. Please consider this before purchasing. ■Size■ Based on the shipping box 42cm (H) x 30cm (W) x 4cm (D) (76) 2.8kg Shipped via Rakuraku Mercari. Please note that the shipping method may be changed to Yu-Yu Mercari depending on circumstances. #Books #DyedAndWovenFabrics #Crafts #KaneboCollection #Kosode #KaneboTextileMuseum #ShigekiKawakami #IwaoNagasaki #MainichiNewspapers #MuromachiPeriod #AzuchiMomoyamaPeriod #MidEdoPeriod