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Kioi Art Gallery Edo Ise-Katagami Kimono Museum
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Kioi Art Gallery Edo Ise-Katagami Kimono Museum
紀尾井アートギャラリー
3.9Est. 90Tokyo, Kanto
Overview
Japan's largest Ise-katagami collection, over 5,000 stencils from Edo to Showa periods for kimono dyeing.
The Kioi Art Gallery, Edo Ise-Katagami Kimono Museum in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, showcases the art of Ise-katagami, intricate paper stencils used for dyeing textiles, particularly kimonos. The collection spans from the Edo period through Showa, featuring Edokomon patterns used for samurai kimonos, geometrical abstract designs, and classical literature motifs. Ise-katagami originated in the Suzuka area of Mie Prefecture and is designated as one of Japan's Important Intangible Cultural Properties.
Practical info
- Japanese name
- 紀尾井アートギャラリー
- Nearest station
- Kojimachi Station (5 min walk)
- Payment
- Cards accepted
- Reservations
- Advance tickets available online and at convenience stores. Walk-in usually fine on weekdays. Check hours before visiting.
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