- thin leather with gold patterns (introduced from Europe during the Edo period)
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- thin leather with gold patterns (introduced from Europe during the Edo period)
This term refers specifically to a type of leather that has decorative gold patterns, which was a luxurious material introduced during the Edo period in Japan. It was often used in high-end crafts and fashion items.
Generated collocations (experimental)
きんとうかわ金唐革のさいふ財布wallet made of gold-patterned leatherきんとうかわ金唐革のそうしょく装飾decoration made of gold-patterned leatherきんとうかわ金唐革のおび帯belt made of gold-patterned leatherきんとうかわ金唐革をつかった使ったさくひん作品works made using gold-patterned leatherきんとうかわ金唐革のてぶくろ手袋gloves made of gold-patterned leatherきんとうかわ金唐革ざいく細工craftsmanship of gold-patterned leatherきんとうかわ金唐革のばっぐバッグbag made of gold-patterned leatherでんとうてき伝統的なきんとうかわ金唐革traditional gold-patterned leatherきんとうかわ金唐革をあつかう扱うto handle gold-patterned leatherきんとうかわ金唐革のぎじゅつ技術technique of gold-patterned leather craftsmanship
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