Ajたれぬの
- hanging curtain used in place of a wall (Heian period)archaicképozri aj とばり
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Vygenerované: This term refers to a type of curtain that was commonly used in historical Japanese architecture, particularly during the Heian period, as a means of creating private space or separating areas within homes. It embodies traditional Japanese aesthetics and the concept of flexible living spaces.
The interior was divided by hanging curtains.