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The outer garment (attush) is made from lengths of elm bast fibre.
fibre. Two panels form the body. For each sleeve, a shorter length of fabric was folded
triangularly folded at the bottom. Longitudinal stripes (shiriki) of dark blue cotton yarn are woven into the fabric.
cotton yarn are woven into the fabric. At the sleeve openings and along the hems, wide and narrow stripes of black-blue
strips of black and blue cotton fabric imported from Japan. These are
embroidered with characteristic curved ornaments in dark blue cotton thread.
This cotton fabric was also appliquéd as a collar. This type of garment was worn by
worn by both men and women. Due to the decoration, it was probably used as a festive garment.
use.
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Ceramic shard
ker-o-mun
Language: Ainu
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Single sock from a pair
amakpo / amappo
Language: Ainu
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Crossbow / Self-shooting trap
tonkori
Language: Ainu
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Stringed instrument
makiri
Language: Ainu
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Carving knife with sheath
echipepox
Language: Ainu
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Container for chopsticks
pon-suwop
Language: Ainu
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Box with drawer
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