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I made a 18th century tie-on pocket and used the opportunity to talk about kimono pockets and traditional Japanese tie-on pockets.
This video is part of the #PocketSwap2021 with many other lovely costumers on KZbin.
Watch the whole pocket swap 2021:
• Pocket Swap | Making a...
Find out how Amy made my pocket and from whom she received her pocket from:
/ swimminginaseaofestrogen
And also don’t forget to check out, how Marliese likes my pocket:
/ littlecrocus
All participants of Pocket Swap 2021:
Retro Claude / retroclaude
Horizen Cosplay
/ horizencosplay
Costuming Drama
/ costumingdramallama
Casey Renee Cosplay
/ caseyreneecosplay
Seamstressed
/ seamstressed
Jalea Ward
/ jaleaward
Stringchronicity
/ stringchronicity
Eagle and Rue
/ eaglerue
Kacy Burchfield
/ kacyburchfield
Lady Rebecca Fashions
/ ladyrebeccafashions
Juul Thijssen
/ juulthijssen
Dolthalion
/ dolthalion
Engineering Knits
/ engineeringknits
Little Crocus Heirlooms
/ littlecrocus
Billy Matsunaga
/ billymatsunaga
Swimming in a Sea of Estrogen
/ swimminginaseaofestrogen
The Welsh Viking
/ thewelshviking
Jedimanda
/ jedimanda
Hat to Hem
/ hattohem
Willoughby & Rose
/ willoughbyrose
aperfecttouch
/ aperfecttouch
Tamoto Otoshi from “Erishou”:
www.erisho.com/page/336
How to make a tie-on pocket in the V&A homepage:
www.vam.ac.uk/articles/make-y...
Thank you so much for watching!!
Images used in this video in order they are appearing on screen:
(1) Unknown Artist. Hikoen Screen. First half of 17th century. Hikone Castle Museum.
(2) White silk satin kosode with wisteria and tsuzumi pattern. 17th century. Tokyo National Museum. Picture by Sailko.
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(3) Turmeric dye silk satin kosode with waves and bouquets of irises. 18th century. Tokyo National Museum. Picture by Sailko.
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(4) Torii Kiyonaga. The View from Komagata Hall, from the series "Eight Precincts of Kinryuzan Temple in Asakusa (Asakusa Kinruzan hakkei)", 1782. The Art Institute of Chicago.
(5) Kikukawa Eizan. Bijin rokkasen, Edo period. Tokyo National Museum.
(6) Case (Inrō) with Design of Cranes Standing Beneath a Gnarled Pine Tree and Netsuke Depicting Yoshitsune and Benkei. 18th century. Metropolitan Museum of Art
(7) From “Koushoku ichidai otoko” vol.4 by Saikaku Ihara. 1684. National Diet Library Digital Collection.
(8) Inrō with Design of Blossoming Plum Tree. 19th century. Metropolitan Museum of Art
(9) Inrō with Tanabata Story of the Weaver and the Herdboy. First half of the19th century. Metropolitan Museum of Art
(10) Inrō with the Characters for Longevity and Good Fortune and the “Seven Lucky Treasures” on Checkerboard Ground. Second half of the 18th century. Metropolitan Museum of Art
(11) Inrō with Fox's Wedding (Kitsune no yomeiri). Late 18th-early 19th century. Metropolitan Museum of Art
(12) Netsuke in the Shape of a Demon. 19th century. Metropolitan Museum of Art
(13) Case (Inrō ) with Design of a Gourd Vine. 18th century. Metropolitan Museum of Art
(14) Tobacco pouch. 18th century. Metropolitan Museum of Art.
(15) Tobacco Pouch and Pipe with Netsuke of Freshwater Pearl in Gold Mount. 18th century. Metropolitan Museum of Art.
(16) Tobacco pouch. 18th century. Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Music:
"Mizuki" by Bad Snacks
"Dreams" from bensound.com
"Kawaii" by Bad Snacks
"Kimono Life" by Sondey
Intro Soundeffect:
Kabuki Shout ち音楽堂 (www.c-ongaku.com/ongaku2.html)