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Português: Papel, tecido, metal. Sem local, sem data. Doador desconhecido. Acervo Museu da Imigração de São Paulo. O chapéu, inicialmente com pouca informação registrada, é parte de um dos trajes usados na dança tradicional de Okinawa, conhecida como Ryukyu Buyo. Ryukyu era o nome do reino que existiu, até meados do século XIX, na região onde hoje é Okinawa. Apesar da mudança de nome, a dança continua com a referência ao antigo reino. Ela dança surgiu como uma forma de homenagear reis e delegações chinesas que possuiam relações comerciais na regiao. O chapéu possui ondas nos detalhes azuis que lembram o mar de Okinawa e seu formato lembra uma flor de lótus.
English: Ryukyu Buyo hat. Paper, fabric, metal. Unknown place, unknown date. Unknown donor. Collection of the Immigration Museum of São Paulo. Initially with very little registered information, the hat is part of the attire used in the traditional Okinawan dance, known as Ryukyu Buyo. Ryukyu was the name a kingdom that existed until the middle of the 19th century, in the region where Okinawa is located today. In spite of the change in the name, the dance continues as a reference to the former kingdom. This dance emerged as form of homage to the kings and Chinese delegations that had trade relations in the region. The hat has waves in the blue details, which remind the Okinawan see. Its shape alludes to a lotus flower. |
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