Kimono Index [T]

It is also called Tsukezome or Shinsen. A method of dyeing by soaking cloth or thread in a container containing dye solution. It is used for tie-dyeing or plain dyeing.

One of the part names of kimono. It refers to the width at the chest position of the front body. In the case of a woman, it refers to the position from the mouth to the tip of the hook. Hold width = chest width (from left armpit to right armpit) × or hold width = chest circumference × + 3 to 4 cm, the desired dimensions are .

Dimensions required when cutting the fabric. Finished size + seam allowance + sewn amount + loose portion = trimmed size.

The direction of the yarn constituting the fabric. Vertical, horizontal.

It is a longitudinally elongated cloth that continues around the front part of cloth, coat, long-sleeved cloth, etc, and cloth and coat are used one width, long king bowl is generally half width use.

It is a thing that makes it look like it is doing layer clothes only on the collar, overlapping the collar on the long collar. In recent years, it is used as a small item that adds gorgeous and glamor. It is used for formal clothes such as Houmongi, Iromuji, and a Komon.

Wrapping paper made of washi paper etc to wrap Kimono etc. When putting folded clothes in a chest of drawers or a costume box, store it after wrapping it in this.

A type of pigment used for brown. Ink which consolidated oil smoke with Nikawa(glue). It is mainly used for thin line drawing technique.

Generic name of Japanese clothing fabric. A single point refers to a fabric with a width of 36 cm and a length of 11 to 16 meters. The three-tiered article is about 12 meters, the four-sided item is about 16 meters.