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Our Mothers' Patterns
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A silk furoshiki cloth wrapped bundle containing spools of silk thread
1 of 174 		Spools of silk thread brought from Japan by Maki Kudo around 1900, wrapped in a silk furoshiki cloth
2 of 174 		Sewing school diploma of Motoko Sakamoto (nee Watanabe), March 26, 1925.
3 of 174 		Piece of silk salvaged from a kimono brought to Canada from Japan (nee Watanabe)
4 of 174 		Detail of a piece of silk.
5 of 174 		Pattern templates used by Kinori Oka
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Portrait of Mrs. Matsuo's sewing class (at Vancouver, BC?), ca. 1930s.
7 of 174 		Portrait of the Mission Bukkyo Fujin Kai (Buddhist Women's Association) Sewing Club, in 1932.
8 of 174 		Portrait of the Mission Bukkyo Fujin Kai (Buddhist Women's Association) Sewing Club, 1935.
9 of 174 		Portrait of the Mission Bukkyo Fujin Kai (Buddhist Women's Association) Sewing Club, ca. 1940.
10 of 174 		Graduation certificate of Eiko Ishida, from the Academy of Domestic Arts at Steveston, BC, in 1936
11 of 174 		Newspaper image, showing the Girls' College of Practical Arts at Vancouver, BC.
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Young women in front of the Girls' College of Practical Arts
13 of 174 		Graduate portrait of Margaret Kayoko Uyeda
14 of 174 		Portrait of the Kawano Method of Practical Sewing Instruction class at Vancouver, BC, in 1940.
15 of 174 		Portrait of the Kawano Method of Practical Sewing Instruction class at Vancouver, BC, in 1941.
16 of 174 		Portrait of the Kawano Method of Practical Sewing Instruction class graduates, Vancouver, BC, 1941
17 of 174 		A newspaper article about Haruko Morishita.
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