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The Kamakura Period (1185-1333) and The Muromachi Period (1333-1490) The Feudal Era in Japan Women's Clothing The Kamakura Period (1185-1333) and The Muromachi Period (1333-1490)

Pre-Kamakura - Heian Period -division appears in the social classes -the formation of the aristocracy -everyday clothing vs. formal attire

The Feudal Era: Commoners -clothes made for durability -hemp -practicality in design

The Feudal Era: Nobility -ornamental decoration -formal attire required several layers -for daily wear some layers are removed

Early Kamakura Period

Mid-Late Kamakura Period Extravagant to Restrained

Muromachi Period

Samurai Women

Kimono (Clothing) Style -visible sign of taste, social attitude and status -showcase for pattern and color -brightness of color -left over right -sleeve length

Kimono (Clothing) Style -visible sign of taste, social attitude and status -showcase for pattern and color -brightness of color -left over right -sleeve length

Kimono (Clothing) Style -visible sign of taste, social attitude and status -showcase for pattern and color -brightness of color -left over right -sleeve length

gender, life/death, season, age, formality, and propriety

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