Paperblanks PB9298-8 Paper Blanks Notebook, Hardcover, Tang Weave, Kimono Design, Ultra B5, Ruled Unknown Binding

This kimono design was born from the Edo period (1615-1868) with a veneer-dyed silk and gold sowing. Originally used in theatrical costumes known for Nohaka. Strictly speaking, Tang weave refers to the women's kimono with exquisite embroidery and was known as a traditional Jigeu costume. Both the material and the drawn pattern will help you know what the player plays. This is a solid and solid brocade pattern that is thick and shiny enough to be a struggle to put on, but the effect of the three-dimensional effect is evoked by the spirit of a noble born woman. Blooming grass pattern highlights the femininity of the role. At the time it entered the Meiji period (1868-1912), Nohakaku has gained a high position as it was widely introduced overseas, and it still has more than 70 Noshakudo locations throughout Japan. A beautiful example of this tang weave costume can be found in the Museum of Chicago. We are so happy that you can use these paper blanks designs to create brilliant and cultural values in history Read more