Inden - Inden

Japanese: 印伝 - インデン

〘Noun〙 (indian indiën, the characters "inden" were used to interpret the meaning of introduction to India) 1. Tanned leather of sheep or deer. Dyed and decorated with lacquer patterns, used for bags and the like. Originally it was tanned leather from India, but in the early modern period it became known as a specialty of Koshu, and was often made from processed cowhide. It has various names depending on the quality, place of origin, etc. Inden leather. India. * Matsudaira Yamatonokami's diary - September 2, 1659 (Manji 2) "Four excellent inden pouches" 2. Bags made from inden leather. * Miscellaneous haiku, Yanagi Taru - 26 (1796) "I opened the inden and bought two tangerines for the price of two liters"

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Japanese:

〘名〙 (indian indiën インド伝来の意に解して「印伝」の字をあてた)① 羊または鹿のなめし革。染色し漆で模様をつけ、袋物などに使われる。もとはインド産のなめし革であったが、近世、甲州の名産として、多く牛の革を加工したものが知られた。品質、産地などによって様々な名称がある。印伝革。インデヤ。※松平大和守日記‐万治二年（1659）九月二日「上々いんでんきんちゃく四つぶん」② インデン革で作った袋物。※雑俳・柳多留‐二六（1796）「印伝を明けて橘二分で買い」

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