A technique in which a large piece of cloth is cut into a pattern and sewn onto it. It is often seen on jinbaori (camp coats) and hijiki haori (fire jackets) from the Momoyama to Edo periods. In the process of creating Buddhist statues, instead of carving out spiral hair or lotus petals, lines are sometimes carved into the design, which is also called kiri-tsuke. (→ Applique) Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
母体とする大きな布の上に,文様に切った他の布を縫いつける技法。桃山から江戸時代にかけての陣羽織や火事羽織に多くみられる。また,仏像制作の過程で,螺髪 (らほつ) や蓮弁などを彫り出す代りに,線を刻んで表現することがあり,これも切付けと呼ぶ。 (→アプリケ )
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