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Chijimi ****anese crêpe.
Chirimen ****anese raw silk crêpe
widely used to make kimono. When
woven with a dot it is mon-
chirimen.
Courtauld ****e 1890s mourning...
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refers to soft-dried
products (50–85%
water ratio), and
distinguished from
chirimen-jako (縮緬雑魚) (aka
Kansai boshi or 'Western ****an
style dried')
which are...
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Chirimen tegara decorated with
silver foil flowers...
- from
fabrics of
various thicknesses and
price points,
including silk,
chirimen, cotton, rayon, and nylon. The
cloth is
typically square,
although not...
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berries are also
cooked with
small fry fish and
flavored with soy
sauce (
chirimen jako [ja]), a
specialty item of Kyoto,
since its
Mount Kurama outskirts...
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fabric straps. The
fabric is
often either the
fabric used for the shoe, or
chirimen (a type of ****anese crepe, of silk or rayon), or cotton,
often with a different...
- June,
fabrics such as kawari-
chirimen (a type of silk crêpe
noted as a more "wrinkle-resistant" form of hitokoshi-
chirimen) and
komayori ro (a thicker...
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shiso (f. crispa)
Chirimen-jiso (縮緬紫蘇)
Green shiso (f. viridis)
Aojiso (青紫蘇) Ōba (大葉)
Ruffled green shiso (f. viridi-crispa)
Chirimen-aojiso (縮緬青紫蘇) Bicolor...
- Bashōshi (芭蕉紙) ****ū
Torinokogami (備中鳥子紙)
Birutangami (蛭谷紙)
Chigusagami Chirimen (縮緬) or Chirimengami(縮緬紙) cf.縮緬本 [2]
Chochingami (提灯紙)
Danshi Etchu washi...
- Today,
kimono can be made of silk, silk brocade, silk
crepes (such as
chirimen) and
satin weaves (such as rinzu).
Modern kimono that are made with less-expensive...
