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| Also tsumegawara ά’. A row of narrow tile pieces cut crosswise from semi-cylindrical tiles *marugawara Ϋ’, and arranged to form decorative bands of intersecting semi-circles or full circles on a built-up ridge *kumimune g. A great variety of patterns can be formed by placing the tiles right side up and upside-down in layers so that they overlap. This type of pattern was first used toward the end of the 16c and was most popular from the 17-19c. | ||||||
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| *munakomigawara ’, *irakagawara αO’, *kudarimune ~, *sumikudarimune χ~, *chigomune t | ||||||
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