Aug 1, 2014
Dofuku
Azuchi-Momoyama Period
Tokyo National Museum
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Dofuku
Azuchi-Momoyama Period
Tokyo National Museum
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Dofuku
Click on the photo below to visit this Pinterest board by Roger Yorke to browse examples of Dofuku. He writes:
"Dofuku came into being in the Momoyama period, and was the forerunner of the modern haori. Originally, it was a merchant’s garment, but samurai began wearing it due to its comfort. It was intended as a protection against the cold or dirt of the outside, but was commonly worn indoors as well."
Silk Dofuku (short overcoat). Design of gingko leaves and snow crystals on diagonal stripe ground.
Azuchi-Momoyama - Edo Period, 17th century, Japan. Designated by Japan as “Important Cultural Property" Tokyo National Museum.