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Japaneseweavera, "Hataori" (Weaving) woodcut print, Japanese treadle loom, late 1820s-early 1830s
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19世紀前半の日本の機織り(柳川重信の浮世絵)の一例。藤織りなど野生の繊維の製織には、さらに原始的な腰機を用いた地域も多くある。, フレーム式水平織機（19世紀前半。柳川重信の浮世絵)
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Japaneseweavera, Treadles, Heddles, Reeds in weaving, Surimono by Yanagawa Shigenobu, Beaters (weaving tools), Japan in the 1820s, Ukiyo-e of ordinary people, Handlooms in Japan, Looms, Images from the Library of Congress
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An example of Japanese weaving in the early 19th centuryIn many regions, textile weaving using more primitive waist machines is used for fabrication of wild fibers such as fujiori., a framed horizontal loomUkiyoe by Shigenobu YANAGAWA
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はたおり
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倭織、トレッドル、ヘドル、織の葦、梁川鎮信の摺物、1820年代の日本、一般庶民の浮世絵、日本の手話、織の絵、織の絵、アメリカ議会図書館の画像
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weaver ordinariness 1820s artificial hair integrations beater church officer tear away ukiyo-e percussion mallet obbligato maul treadle well-adjusted jacquard loom ordinary figure loom weave hierarch hand-loomed handloom loom woof one-dimensional language natural fiber schuss weaving chromatically filth chromatic neurogenic bladder one-dimensionality touch up