A coloring method for decorative patterns. Also written as "暈繝". When applying a single color from light to dark, the color is applied in several stages, without gradation. This method was developed in China during the Tang dynasty, and was widely used in Japan from the Nara period onwards in the decoration of architecture, painting, crafts, and other fields. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
装飾文様の彩色法。「暈繝」とも書く。1つの系統の色を淡い (明るい) ものから濃い (暗い) ものへと変化させて塗る場合,ぼかしによらず,数段階に分けて順次濃淡をつけていく方法。これが色の組合せの基本原則と結びついて,特に中国,唐代に発達し,日本では奈良時代以降,建築,絵画,工芸などの装飾に盛んに用いられた。
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