领导的和服

ACM SIGGRAPH Conference and Exhibition on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques in Asia Pub Date : 2009-12-16 DOI:10.1145/1665137.1665161

Miya Masaoka

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在战前的日本，和服被编码成表明性别、种姓、年龄、阶级和社会等级的线索。地理位置决定了颜色，因为产生特定颜色的某些植物只生长在某些地区。丝绸技术也具有地域性，细丝和粗丝之间的差异表明了相对的财富。

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LED kimono

In pre-war Japan, kimonos were encoded with clues indicating gender, caste, age, class, and social ranking. Geographical location defined the colors, as certain plants that produced particular colors only grow in certain regions. Silk techniques are also regional, and the difference between fine and rough silk indicated relative wealth.

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