Tsujigahana - Tsujigahana

Japanese: 辻が花 - つじがはな

A type of pattern dyeing. It is an elegant pattern of flowers and birds, mainly made with tie-dyeing and gaki-zome (painted pattern) and surihaku (gold leaf pattern). It began in the Muromachi period and was especially popular in the Momoyama period, and excellent kosode (short sleeves) and dofuku (bosoms) from that time remain. In the Edo period, techniques such as pattern tie-dyeing, gaki-e (painted pattern), and embroidery became widespread, and Tsujigahana dyeing was discontinued.
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Japanese:

模様染の一種。絞染を主にして描き染や摺箔(すりはく)を加えて花鳥などを構成する優雅な模様。室町時代から始まり，特に桃山時代に流行したもので，すぐれた当時の小袖(こそで)や胴服が残されている。江戸時代になると模様絞，描絵，刺繍(ししゅう)などの技法が普及し，辻が花染は跡を断った。
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