Custom Printed Slippers 1916: Ukiyo-e Hishikawa Moronobu's Beauty Looking Back Flip-flops

Beauty Looking Back is an ukiyo-e work hand-painted by artist Hishikawa Moronobu. The woman in the painting is dressed in red and stops to look back. Although we can only see her side face, her back can give us a full appreciation of the fashion trends at that time. The girl's hair is drooping and knotted at the bottom. This hairstyle was extremely popular at the time. The comb on its head seems to be a high-grade product made of tortoise shell. The clothing is furisode-style, and the cloth is dyed in expensive red, which is lustrous, and the "wreath pattern" composed of large chrysanthemum and cherry blossoms is scattered on it. This was also a popular pattern at the time. These patterns must have been made using the "kako twist" tie-dye method, embroidery, or gold leaf. Hishikawa Shinobu was originally a foil maker who decorated kimonos with embroidery and gold and silver foil. This kind of delicate design expression is naturally easy for him. The knots of the belt hang down long on the left and right. This is the knotting method designed by a popular Danjiao actor at that time. The identity of this lavishly dressed, extremely stylishly elegant woman is unknown, but curious. The portraits of women painted by Hishikawa Shinobu are very popular, and it is known as "only the beauties described by Hishikawa Shinobu are the real Edo girls".

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