Clothing - Emon

Japanese: 衣文 - えもん
Clothing - Emon
In art, it refers to the wrinkles in clothing depicted in paintings and sculptures. The way they are expressed varies depending on the era and the artist, and the honpa style folds on Buddhist statues from the early Heian period are a typical example.

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Japanese:
美術用語としては,絵画,彫刻に描かれている衣装類の皺のこと。その表現は時代,作者によって特色があり,平安時代初期の仏像の翻波 (ほんぱ) 式衣文はその代表的な例である。

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