Atsuita Noh Costume
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Atsuita Garment (Noh Costume), Poem design on red and gold katamigawari (color differing in halves) ground, Formerly owned by Komparu Troupe, Edo period, 17th century (Important Cultural Property)
Japanese Gallery (Honkan) Room 9
December 23, 2008 (Tue) - March 1, 2009 (Sun)>> detailed information
The designs of atsuita, costumes for male roles of the Noh theater, are difficult to be seen when onstage since they are worn under another robe omotegi. This exhibit introduces examples of atsuita, focusing on the unique colors and designs.
Exhibit includes:
Atsuita Garment (Noh Costume), Basket pattern and arabesque on dark blue and white checkered ground, Formerly owned by Komparu Troupe, Edo period, 17th century
Atsuita Garment (Noh Costume), Poem design on red and gold katamigawari (color differing in halves) ground, Formerly owned by Komparu Troupe, Edo period, 17th century (Important Cultural Property)