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Kimono and the Colors of Japan
 Original text before translation
Kimono and the Colors of Japan
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JAN:9.78E+12
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(5018)
JAN:9.78E+12
Wholesale Price: Members Only
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Size：264 × 157 mm
Pages：240 pp. (Full Color) Binding：Softbound Language：J/E Bilingual |
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Country of manufacture: Printed in Japan
Material / component: Paper
Year of manufacture: 2017
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Description
| A great reference guide to Japanese color theory as it relates to kimono. This distinctive volume reveals a unique antique kimono collection through various delicate Japanese colors and their use in kimono. The main focus of this book is on the colors of kimono and obi, not their construction or how to wear them. Colors such as "coconut brown," Colors such as "coconut brown," "horizon blue," "cupid pink," and "lamp black" suggest the ways in which Japanese textile artists perceive colors. The pictures on every page are in glorious color to show the delicate color combination of each kimono. According to Katsumi Yumioka, the collector of the antique kimonos presented in this book, "We organized the kimono and obi (sash) According to what I like to call 'Japanese Kokoro no Iro' ? Each category presents an example of how Japanese people understand individual colors and what the colors themselves express or signify. With the knowledge of both Western and Japanese traditional fashion cultures, Yumioka presents and explains his collection to the general reader in an easily accessible way. Kimono collectors, textile design students, or anyone who enjoys looking at beautiful things will appreciate this book. First released in 2005 by the Japanese art book publisher, PIE BOOKS, this title is now available in a new edition published by PIE International. contents remain the same with different ISBN. |
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This distinctive volume reveals a unique antique kimono collection through various delicate Japanese colors and their use in kimono. The main focus of this book is on the colors of kimono and obi, not their construction or how to wear them. Colors such as "coconut brown," Colors such as "coconut brown," "horizon blue," "cupid pink," and "lamp black" suggest the ways in which Japanese textile artists perceive colors. The pictures on every page are in glorious color to show the delicate color combination of each kimono.
According to Katsumi Yumioka, the collector of the antique kimonos presented in this book, "We organized the kimono and obi (sash) According to what I like to call 'Japanese Kokoro no Iro' ? Each category presents an example of how Japanese people understand individual colors and what the colors themselves express or signify. With the knowledge of both Western and Japanese traditional fashion cultures, Yumioka presents and explains his collection to the general reader in an easily accessible way.
Kimono collectors, textile design students, or anyone who enjoys looking at beautiful things will appreciate this book.
First released in 2005 by the Japanese art book publisher, PIE BOOKS, this title is now available in a new edition published by PIE International. contents remain the same with different ISBN.
This distinctive volume reveals a unique antique kimono collection through various delicate Japanese colors and their use in kimono. The main focus of this book is on the colors of kimono and obi, not their construction or how to wear them. Colors such as “coconut brown,” “horizon blue,” “cupid pink,” and “lamp black” suggest the ways in which Japanese textile artists perceive colors. The pictures on every page are in glorious color to show the delicate color combination of each kimono. According to Katsumi Yumioka, the collector of the antique kimonos presented in this book, “We organized the kimono and obi (sash) according to what I like to call ‘Japanese Kokoro no Iro’ ? the colors of the Japanese heart. Each category presents an example of how Japanese people understand individual colors and what the colors themselves express or signify.” With the knowledge of both Western and Japanese traditional fashion cultures, Yumioka presents and explains his collection to the general reader in an easily accessible way. Kimono collectors, textile design students, or anyone who enjoys looking at beautiful things will appreciate this book. First released in 2005 by the Japanese art book publisher, PIE BOOKS, this title is now available in a new edition published by PIE International. The contents remain the same with different ISBN.