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Traditional Japan costumes 19th century by Auguste Racinet.

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Traditional Japan costumes. 19th century. Antique Kimono. Buddhist monks clothing
Japan costumes 19th century.

Japan costumes 19th century.

Japan costumes of Riksha or jinrikisha man with a distinguished Japanese woman with servant. Buddist monks on high wooden shoes and traditional garb. A traditionally dressed Japanese peasant, she carries with her child on her back. A Japanese musician playing traditional stringed instrument called koto. In the background a geisha dancing with a fan and dressed in an elegant kimono.

‘Le Costume Historique’ by Auguste Racinet.
Lithographed by Chataignon for Firmin Didot.
Paris 1876-1888

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