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Kogin-zashi (こぎん刺し) is one of the
techniques of ‹See RfD› sashiko, or
traditional ****anese
decorative reinforcement stitching, that
originated in the...
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native ****anese embroiderers; for example, the
style known as ‹See RfD›
kogin-zashi,
which generally consists of diamond-shaped
patterns in horizontal...
- SwetsWise,
Ingenta and Ebsco.
Comments by
others at pp. 563–576; reply, p. 577.
Kogin,
Michael (Spring 1966). "Wallace and the
Middle class".
Public Opinion Quarterly...
- (Miyagi Prefecture) are the
three major wooden carved horse figurines.
kogin-zashi (Aomori Prefecture), a type of
quilted clothing. Some of the articles...
- Cocym, Cochym, Cochin, and Kochi. The
Cochin Jewish community called Cochin Kogin (Hebrew: קוגין),
which is seen in the seal of the
synagogue owned by the...
- The
Hadejia River (Hausa: ‹See RfD›
kogin Haɗeja) is a
river in
Northern Nigeria and is a
tributary of the Yobe
River (Komadugu Yobe).
Among the cities...
- land use
development in
Northern Nigeria.
River Kano also
locally called Kogin Kano. The
project is a
large scale irrigation project developed under the...
- This
ecosystem is
bisected by
River Kano.
Falgore game
reserve started as
Kogin Kano
forest reserve which was
developed since the
British colonial period...
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stitches in
varying lengths are
arranged to form
geometric patterns. ****anese
Kogin embroidery is a
pattern darning style from the
island of Honshū,
often worked...
- appeal.
Aomori Prefecture is also
where the
decorative embroidery styles,
kogin-zashi and
Nanbu hi****ashi
originated as more
utilitarian techniques during...
