Japan: its architecture, art, and art manufactures (1882)
Dresser, Christopher · London, Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 464
rseded ourown, and have materially injured our manufacture of such articles, as their price is lessthan that of English goods, and their art qualities greatly superior. ART, AND ART MANUFACTURES. 447 India ; but the Japanese objects figured by the process about tobe described are most frequently… … Fig. 191.—Fabric tied readyfor dyeing. Fig. 192.—Fabric being Fig. 193.—Fabric untied and UNTIED. stretched FLAT. These two pieces of fabric arc placed together so that one isexactly over the other. Thus placed, we will regard them asforming one double fabric, and will forget that there are…
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