Temple Wall Hanging in a brocade of silk and gilt paper on a deep indigo ground of floating silk thread warp

Title
Temple Wall Hanging in a brocade of silk and gilt paper on a deep indigo ground of floating silk thread warp
LC Subject
textiles (visual works)
Description
Temple Wall Hanging in a brocade of silk and gilt paper on a deep indigo ground of floating silk thread warp; Ho 'O birds alternate with Paulownia motifs in clay, blues, grey-greens, and beige with off-white paper outlining the design; the delicacy of the textile was acceptable for temple hanging where it would not be susceptible to damage. The leafy plant motif is from the Paulownia tree and was used as the family crest for the Toyotomi family.
Provenance
Department purchase.
Motif
Ho 'O Bird Paulownia tree motif Floral motif
Work Type
wall hangings
Location
Japan
Date
1701/1800
Identifier
0000.013.008
Rights
In Copyright
License
Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International
Type
Image
Format
image/tiff
Material
Silk Paper
Technique
Kinran weave Brocade Hand-woven
Set
Historic and Cultural Textile and Apparel Collection
Primary Set
Historic and Cultural Textile and Apparel Collection
Institution
Oregon State University