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Two Japanese kago (sedan chair) bearers, transporting a woman

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Two Japanese kago (sedan chair) bearers, transporting a woman

Two Japanese kago (sedan chair) bearers, transporting a woman. Japan. Date of Photograph:1880-1890 ca

Unidentified Author
AVQ-A-001212-0084

Media ID 33295387

© Alinari Archives, Florence

Asiatic Populations Footwear Japonese Sandal Tradional Ethnography And Folklore Population And Nationality


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This print titled "AVQ-A-001212-0084" takes us back in time to the late 19th century, specifically around 1880-1890. The image showcases two Japanese kago bearers, diligently transporting a woman in their traditional sedan chair. The attention to detail is remarkable as we observe the bearers dressed in elaborate costumes that reflect the fashion and clothing of that era. Their attire includes vibrant colors and intricate patterns, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Japan. Notably, their sandals and accessories add an extra touch of authenticity to their ensemble. The woman being transported appears serene and elegant, her hairdo styled impeccably according to contemporary trends. Her presence adds a sense of gracefulness to this scene from everyday life during this period. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, this photograph offers valuable insights into transportation methods prevalent at that time. The kago served as a popular means of transport for individuals who desired comfort or were unable to walk long distances. This mode of transportation was particularly favored by those belonging to Japanese and Asiatic populations. As we delve deeper into the historical context surrounding this image, it becomes evident that it holds significance not only within anthropology but also ethnography and folklore studies. It provides a glimpse into the lives of people from different cultures while highlighting aspects such as population diversity and national identity. Although the author remains unidentified, credit must be given for capturing such a compelling moment frozen in time through photography. This print by Alinari transports us back over a century ago when tradition met modernity on bustling streets filled with stories waiting to be told.

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