Detail of contemporary sculpture of kneeling kimono for tea ceremony in ceramic with celadon glaze called Chado 39" x 34" x 32" 2010

Kimono sculpture Kabuki asks complex questions about beauty and identity Cast Glass 60" x 32" x 33"

Detail of Kabuki, a contemporary artwork of a kimono asking complex questions about beauty and identity Cast Glass 60" x 32" x 33"

Detail of Child's Kimono, a bronze sculpture by contemporary artist Karen LaMonte 43" x 29" x 15" 2011

Back of Bijin, a sculpture of a kimono in glass 53" x 22" x 26"

Back image of bronze kimono sculpture called Odoriko 54" x 30" x 17"

Kimono sculpture Hanako is a contemporary investigation of identity Cast glass, 2012, 48" x 20" x 17"

Detail of kimono sculpture Maiko 52" x 31.5" x 22.5" 2010, Cast Glass

Young Bijin is a contemporary artwork which explores cultural identity and perception Cast Glass, 49" x 19" x 17"

Detail of a life size sculpture in ceramic called Kabuki 53" x 28" x 31.5"

The rusted surface of this life-size kimono sculpture explores the passage of time and imperfect beauty 53" x 22" x 26"

Detail of life-size sculpture of Child's Kimono 43" x 20" x 17", 2009, Cast Glass

Contemporary sculpture of kneeling kimono for tea ceremony in ceramic with celadon glaze called Chado 39" x 34" x 32" 2010

Kabuki is a sculpture of a kimono asking complex questions about beauty and identity Cast Glass 60" x 32" x 33"

Detail of Kabuki, a sculpture of a kimono asking complex questions about beauty and identity Cast Glass 60" x 32" x 33"

Child's Kimono is a bronze sculpture by contemporary artist Karen LaMonte 43" x 29" x 15" 2011

Bijin is a sculpture of a kimono in glass 53" x 22" x 26"

Detail image of bronze sculpture of a kimono called Odoriko 54" x 30" x 17"

Karen LaMonte's sculpture Hanako is a contemporary investigation of identity Cast glass, 2012, 48" x 20" x 17"

Contemporary artwork of life-size kimono sculpture with absent body called Maiko 52" x 31.5" x 22.5" 2010, Cast Glass

Detail of life-size kimono sculpture with absent body called Maiko 52" x 31.5" x 22.5" 2010, Cast Glass

Detail of Young Bijin, a contemporary artwork of a kimono which explores cultural identity and perception Cast Glass, 49" x 19" x 17"

Kabuki is a life size sculpture in ceramic investing questions of culture and beauty 53" x 28" x 31.5"

Artist LaMonte uses the rusted surface of this life-size kimono sculpture to explore the passage of time and imperfect beauty 53" x 22" x 26"

Life-size sculpture of Child's Kimono 43" x 20" x 17", 2009, Cast Glass

Detail of sculpture of Child's Kimono 43" x 20" x 17", 2009, Cast Glass