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The name of the weave of the fabric, an abbreviation of Kazetoori. Also called double-sided brocade, it is a double weave in which different colored threads are used for the warp and weft on the front and back, and the weave is alternated on the front and back according to a pattern, so that the pattern on the front and back is the same but the colors are reversed. The original form of this weaving method was found in the Heian period, but it was not until the mid-Meiji period that it was mass-produced and became popular. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
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織物の組織名で風通織の略。両面錦ともいわれるように二重織で表裏の経糸，緯糸にそれぞれ違った色糸を用い，その組織を模様に従って表裏に交互させ，表裏の模様が同じで色が反対になるように織り出したもの。平安時代にこの織法の原初型があるが，量産されて流行したのは明治中期以降である。
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