Karita Mine Shrine - Karita Mine Shrine

...A type of clothing worn by lower-ranking government officials from the Heian period onwards. The jacket and hakama are a pair, with the jacket being of the blue-patterned type, agekubi, a single-layered garment, and the same shape as kariginu. The hakama are worn with narrowed hems. Shirabari means white linen cloth that is made firm by applying glue, and sliding doors made from this material were also called shirabari. They were worn by court servants, carriage attendants of nobles and samurai, and torch bearers. ...

*Some of the terminology that refers to "Kattamine Shrine" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…平安時代以降，下級官人が着用した衣服の一種。上着と袴が対（つい）になっており，上着は襖（あお）系で，盤領（あげくび），身一幅の単（ひとえ）仕立て，狩衣（かりぎぬ）と同じ形である。裾をすぼめる括（くく）り袴をはく。白張とは白麻布にのりをつけて張りをもたせるという意味で，その生地でつくった襖も白張と呼ばれた。宮廷の小舎人（こどねり），公家や武家の供人の車副（くるまぞい）や松明（たいまつ）持ちなどが着た。…

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