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Batik

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Tartan

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Kilim Weaving

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Huipil Garments

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Adire Cloth

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Backstrap Weaving

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Boro Textiles

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Kantha Embroidery

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Yuzen Silk Painting

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Basotho Blanket

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Aboriginal Weaving

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Tapa Cloth (Barkcloth)

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Navajo Weaving (Diné Textiles)

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a. Description:
The kimono is a traditional Japanese robe made from silk, cotton, or synthetic fibre, crafted using flat pattern construction and minimal shaping. It is worn for formal occasions, ceremonies, or festivals, and each design carries specific meanings, such as seasonal motifs or family symbols. In Japanese tradition, the kimono represents elegance, cultural identity, and deep social meaning.

c. Keywords:
silk, hand-dyeing, cultural symbolism, Japanese garment, wearable textile

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Kimono: Kyoto to Catwalk - Exhibition · V&A

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Exploring the sartorial, aesthetic and social significance of kimono from the 1660s to the present day, both in Japan and the rest of the world.