Piggott, Francis Taylor, Sir, 1852-1925 · London : B. T. Batsford · leaf 138
readily to the artistic conceptions of the Japanese designers;for its appearance was as fanciful as its development was formal : and when thelines were cut with the triangular gouge, they scattered the light as etlectivelv asthe pine design itself. It is not to be wondered at. therefore, that it… … Fig. 4.) Sometimes one symliol with its <Ievelo|ie(l ends form the basis of an entiredesign. let again, isolated sections of the (igure were arranged in series to foim aborder, as in fig. 4(i, which comes from the edge of a water tank in the Tem})leof Ivevasn at Nikko.
Decoration and ornament
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