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Japanese homes and their surroundings (1895)

Morse, Edward Sylvester, 1838-1925 · New York : Harper · leaf 217

An illustration from Japanese homes and their surroundings, 1895, leaf 217
Fig. IGO. — Model of Tsui-tate in Pottery 182 JAPANESE HOMES AND THEIB SURROUNDINGS. When the shoji are removed, and the room thrown wideopen to the light and air, curtains composed of strips of bam-boo or rush are used as sun-screens; these are generally hungup just below the edge of the… … B = Fig. 161. — Tsui-tate. Fig. 162. — Bamboo Curtains. curtains may be either plain or have traced upon them delicatedesigns of vines or gourds, or conventional patterns. Thesedesigns are produced either by the joints on the bamboo beingadjusted to carry out a zigzag or other design, as shown…

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