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Studies in the decorative art of Japan (1910)

Piggott, Francis Taylor, Sir, 1852-1925 · London : B.T. Batsford · leaf 84

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65 STUDIES IN THE DECORATIVE ART OF JAPAN This comma-form gives rise to two well-known devices composed of twoand three commas respectively, arranged in a circle ; and called the fvtaisutomoe (the double comma), and the mitsu tomoe (the triple comma). … The futaisu tomoe is in no sense a complete design, by reason of the gap between the two commas ;and this distinguishes it from the yavg and the yin.Yet, as I have said above, it is often confused with it;notably, in connexion with the national emblem ofCorea, which is the symbol of completeness,…

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