Kimono as Art by Dale Carolyn Gluckman

Kimono as Art presents a rich exploration of the kimono as a canvas for artistic expression. This volume traces the evolution of the kimono from the 17th century to the present, highlighting its cultural significance and craftsmanship.

• Format: Hardcover, 256 pages, with full-color illustrations
• Key features: Authoritative text by Dale Carolyn Gluckman, featuring essays on design, textiles, and social history
• Contents: Covers over 60 masterworks from public and private collections, including rare examples of early Edo-period garments and modern interpretations
• Collector value: Published by Thames & Hudson (ISBN 9780500976852), this is a new, unopened copy

This book is ideal for collectors, designers, and anyone fascinated by Japanese art and fashion history.