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JPN: Color Combinations of Female Court Attire - Kasane no Irome by Moriteru Nagasaki
Kasane no Irome originally described the combination of the colors of the outer material and the lining material sewn together to make kimono, but eventually in the Heian Period (eighth century) also came to be used for the colors visible at the neck sleeve, and hem of kimono garments worn in several layers.
More than 260 color combinations, a color tone chart, a list of reference materials, and other related information are included.
- Published by Seigensha
- 319 pages
- Size: 4" x 5.75"
- Language: Japanese
- Product #: JT69
- NWS
Kasane no Irome originally described the combination of the colors of the outer material and the lining material sewn together to make kimono, but eventually in the Heian Period (eighth century) also came to be used for the colors visible at the neck sleeve, and hem of kimono garments worn in several layers.
More than 260 color combinations, a color tone chart, a list of reference materials, and other related information are included.
- Published by Seigensha
- 319 pages
- Size: 4" x 5.75"
- Language: Japanese
- Product #: JT69
- NWS
$10.80
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$10.80Description
Kasane no Irome originally described the combination of the colors of the outer material and the lining material sewn together to make kimono, but eventually in the Heian Period (eighth century) also came to be used for the colors visible at the neck sleeve, and hem of kimono garments worn in several layers.
More than 260 color combinations, a color tone chart, a list of reference materials, and other related information are included.
- Published by Seigensha
- 319 pages
- Size: 4" x 5.75"
- Language: Japanese
- Product #: JT69
- NWS
