The Ainu people - The Shiraoi Ainu Museum
Sapporo - Shiraoi - Porotokotan - Hokkaido The Ainu people Clothing The kimono was used in day to day life and also during ceremonies. The kimonos for daily living were made from tree barks with the required thickness and they did not have any patterns or were made from the cotton cloth obtained by trading on the Mainland etc... Kimonos for ceremonies were made from the coton cloth etc. with beautiful embroidery or were made of silk that came from the Mainland via Sakhalin. The clothes…
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Yup'ik, Bristol Bay, Alaska, 1800's. National Museum of Natural History
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Leggings
Salmon skin coats and leggings were worn as summer garments by the people of the lower Amur region. They were made of several fish skins sewn together, the seams invisible, and treated as a single piece of cloth. Because the fish scales are on the outside, it is clear that these garments were used as waterproof clothing. This elegant and ample men’s coat lacks the more elaborate appliqué designs often found on women’s coats. Only a few such garments exist today. Material and technique…