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Learn MoreAn introduction to Kass' next project, a recreation of Katherine of Aragon from a 1502 portrait. So come on in, fasten your seat belts and hold on! It could be a bumpy ride.
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Learn MoreContemporary sources that are useful to Japanese Reenactors.
Learn MoreThis article contains a list of books, with descriptions, of Japanese costume interest.
Learn MoreThis article provides a brief overview of Japanese clothing from ancient times until the beginning of the "modern" Tokugawa period in the 17th century.
Learn MoreThis article is very useful to the student of Japanese historical clothing. It points out the differences between modern garments and their historical counterparts which may have had the same name.
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Learn MoreHere's a brief article on my love for 15th century clothing and how I propose to test it on my willing "victims".
Learn MoreA farmer near Dungiven, County Derry brought into the Belfast Museum and Art Gallery a suit of clothes that he found while digging peat on his farm. The clothing found consisted of a woolen semi-circular cloak, a jacket, tartan trews, and a leather belt
Learn MoreThe Shinrone Gown, an Irish wool gown from the 16th century, perfect for Renaissance Faires, Tudor reenactments, and Irish traditional weddings.
Learn MoreReconstructing History provides historical documentation and information on historical clothing to re-enactors and the just-plain-curious to help them learn about historical clothing and construct accurate replicas of this garb for living history demonstrations.
Learn MoreThe Irish leine in the 16th century was a full-bodied shirt-like garment of linen.
Learn MoreThe Carnamoyle Stocking is a fragmentary knitted wool stocking from the 16th or 17th century in Ireland.
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