Tsujigahana
is the way of portraying various pictorial devices. Tsujigahana
in Azuchi-Momoyama Period also had not only Japanese wisteria and
azalea but also rabbits, seashells and other animals which are vividly
portrayed.
E-Shibori-An interprets tsujigahana
as portraying pictorial devices with tie-dyeing, “E(picturesque)-shibori”. |