- colour.
Uchikake (打ち掛け) are
highly formal women's over-kimono, worn only by
brides or onstage. The name
uchikake comes from the ****anese verb
uchikake-ru,...
-
decorated silk
brocade garment known as the
uchikake,
which would feature a
heavily padded hem.
Though uchikake were also worn by
noblewomen and, towards...
-
Outer Kimono for a
Young Woman (
Uchikake). Motif:
Chrysanthemums and fences....
- wear a
colourful uchikake (打ち掛け) over-kimono, or a pure-white
shiromuku (白無垢, lit. "white pure-innocence") over-kimono. The
uchikake, a
garment derived...
- × 56 in) canvas, the full-length
portrait depicts a
European woman in a red
uchikake kimono standing in
front of a wall
decorated by ****anese fans. Monet's...
-
Outer kimono for a
young woman (
uchikake), 1840–1870,
Khalili Collection of Kimono...
- bridalwear, and is
considered the most
formal kimono for
young women. The
uchikake is also worn as
bridalwear as an
unbelted outer layer. The kurotomesode...
- style;
bottom left: worn as an
unbelted robe over
another kosode in the
uchikake style;
bottom right: worn over the head in the
katsugi style. The kosode...
- well as an
underkimono (juban), a kimono, and a
haori or an
outer robe (
uchikake). In
order to keep the
costumes soft they are
lined with cotton. As the...
- worn with the bride's
white shiromuku (white
uchikake over-kimono), or
otherwise with a
colourful uchikake. The tsunokakushi,
unlike the wata bōshi, does...
