author: nihon senʼi ishō sentā

... motifs Natural phenomena motifs and landscape motifs , therefore , are basically not much different . Landscapes , however , form a distinct category as the final stage of the development of Early Modern Kosode designs , hence they are ...

Nihon Senʼi Ishō Sentā. motifs were frequently utilized by Japanese designers in their original forms , but they were also very often rendered , both in weaving and in dyeing , in similar compositions but with other motifs such as ...

... pattern shown in Pl . 61-4 illustrates a form of overlapping squares known as sumikiri ( cut corner ) , the double - framed squares in this pattern ... kosode type of kimono of the Edo Period . Such designs are usually made up of flowing kana ...