…refers to a woman employed by a tailor to sew clothes. She is also called a seamstress. In Japan, sewing came to be called "ohari" or "needlework" in the early modern period, and in the Edo period, women who sewed, called "shinmyo," worked at kimono shops that made clothes for feudal lords and other feudal lords. From 【Japanese Dressmaking】...Cutting Japanese clothes. It is also called "needle stitching," "tailoring," or "sewing." It is said that the delicate sewing techniques we see today began around the beginning of the Edo period, when short-sleeved kimonos became established. *Some of the terminology that mentions "needle" is listed below. Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information |
…仕立屋に雇われて衣服などを縫う女性を指す。お針子ともいう。日本では,近世に裁縫を〈お針〉とか〈針仕事〉と呼ぶようになり,江戸時代には大名などの衣服を仕立てる呉服所で,針妙(しんみよう)と呼ばれる裁縫をする女性が働いていた。… 【和裁】より…和服の裁ち縫い。〈お針〉〈仕立て〉〈裁縫〉ともいう。今日のような繊細な縫い方が行われるようになったのは,小袖が定着した江戸初期ころという。… ※「お針」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。 出典|株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について | 情報 |
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