Kowatari sarasa /
古渡り更紗 /
"Dyed textiles wrap, protect and decorate many different objects. Bags for holding costumes and sword mountings, the cloth used to wrap valuable items used in the tea ceremony and other such examples of dyed textiles that are essential accoutrements of items that bear witness to history give el...
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | Japanese |
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Tōkyō :
Gotō Bijutsukan,
Heisei 20 [2008]
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| Series: | Gotō Bijutsukan tenrankai zuroku
131 |
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NK8876.A1 K69 2008 |
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