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| Also *raimon Ά. A architectural design pattern thought to be based on flashes of lightning. Besides architecture, the pattern is used on sculpture, lacquer, ceramics, metalwork, and occasionally on dyed and printed fabrics. Variations include: hira-inazuma ½ξΘ, sumidachi-inazuma χ§ξΘ; kasane-inazuma dΛξΘ; *inazumabishi ξΘH; musubi-inazuma ΡξΘ; and asagata-inazuma `ξΘ. | ||||||
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