Edo fashion encyclopedia

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Updated with modern illustrations of the way people dressed in Edo period ukiyo-e prints.
"I want to draw Edo kimono, but it's too difficult to understand...'' This is a collection of practical illustration materials that will answer your concerns.
We gathered beautiful men and women of various social statuses, from town girls to young samurai princes and princesses, feudal lords and maids, geishas and actors, courtesans and courtesans.
There are also plenty of detailed materials useful for drawing, such as obi knots, kimono patterns, and types of Japanese hair that are unfamiliar in modern times.
The artist and title of the original ukiyo-e are also listed, so if you compare them, you may discover something new.
You can get a rough idea of ??the changes in Edo fashion from the time when the work was drawn.
Please enjoy the richness of Edo clothing culture that can be traced back to ukiyo-e.

Rin Nadeshiko (author), Nobuhiko Maruyama (supervisor)

About the author
Rin Nadeshiko/Rin Nadeshiko
Born in Chiba Prefecture in 1984. Illustrator, painter. I like Kabuki, kimono, Japanese art, and things from the Edo period. His main books include "Adult Educational Coloring Book & Tracing Kabuki'' (MDN Corporation) released in 2020.

Publisher: Marlsha (2021/1/7)
Release date: 2021/1/7
Language: Japanese
Hardcover: 144 pages
ISBN-10: 483730916X
ISBN-13: 978-4837309161
Dimensions: 21 x 14.8 x 1 cm

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9784837309161

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