japanese
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For the discussion on this, see topic #12959.
Traditional Japanese Patterns
- Asa no ha (pattern)
- Egasumi
- Genjiguruma
- Goshoguruma
- Igeta (pattern)
- Kagome (pattern)
- Kanoko (pattern)
- Karakusa (pattern)
- Kikumon
- Kikkoumon
- Kojitsunagi (pattern)
- Matsu symbol
- Sakuramon
- Sayagata
- Seigaiha
- Shima (pattern)
- Shippou (pattern)
- Uchiwa
- Uroko (pattern)
- Tatewaku
- Yagasuri
See also
External links
- Traditional Japanese Patterns
- https://japan-avenue.com/blogs/japan/japanese-patterns
- https://www.nippon.com/en/japan-data/h00478/traditional-japanese-patterns.html
- https://olafolsson.com/blogs/blog-1/wagara-traditional-japanese-patterns-and-designs
- https://kirikomade.com/blogs/our-fabrics/japanese-patterns-1
- https://kirikomade.com/blogs/our-fabrics/japanese-patterns-2
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