A method of applying patterns to Japanese clothing. White fabric is sewn into the shape of a kimono or haori and then dyed so that the pattern continues along the seams. Examples include furisode, tomesode, houmongi, ehahaori, and ehagomeshi. Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
和服の模様のつけ方。白生地を着物や羽織の形に仮縫いし縫合せの部分も模様が続くように染めたもの。振袖(ふりそで),留袖,訪問着,絵羽羽織,絵羽御召などがある。
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