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Hand-sewn white yukata with cross designs adorning the garment in orange and green. Woman's design has a solid horizontal line in the cross. An obi (sash) also accompanies the garment.

Close up image of a white yukata with cross designs adorning the garment in orange and green.

Artist Edition

Richard Tuttle x FWM

Extraordinary (women's, editions 1–10)

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Description

Inspired by his visit to Japan, Richard Tuttle worked with the FWM Studio during his 2014–15 residency to produce two editions of a hand-sewn yukata, or summer kimono: one for men and one for women. Made of sarashi cloth, a traditional Japanese cotton fabric, the editions’ pattern was chusen-dyed, a traditional Japanese method of dyeing using stencil paper. The pattern of the woman’s yukata design is a 90-degree rotation of the man’s design. As Tuttle explained, “By changing the direction of the bars, dynamic energy is achieved.” ⁠

Hand-sewn yukata with obi: chosen-dyed cotton and silk
Chusen-dyed by Miyamoto Co., Ltd., in Osaka, Japan
Yukata: 61 x 54 inches; obi: 3.9 x 157.5 inches
Edition of 20, 4 Artist Proofs

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A photograph of a white man wearing a white kimono with criss-cross patterns in orange and green. He has graying hair and is staring directly at the viewer with his arms crossed in front of a white background.

Richard Tuttle

Richard Tuttle is a visual artist known for works that employ subtle gestures using humble materials. One of the Workshop’s earliest collaborators, Tuttle has returned over the decades to produce costumes, sculptural furniture, and two editions of hand-sewn kimonos.

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