"Futaeorimono" (or "Futabeorimono") is a fabric on which two kinds of patterns are arranged; the one is called 'jimon' (textile pattern), running patterns such as kikko (hexagonal pattern) and karakusa (arabesque) that spread over a fabric, and the other called 'uwamon,' patterns of marumon (round pattern) and kachomon (pattern of flowers and birds) which are woven with colored threads different from those of jimon and arranged at random.
二陪織物（ふたえおりもの、ふたべおりもの）は全面に亀甲や唐草などの連続紋を織り出して地紋とし、その上に「上紋（うわもん）」と称して丸文や花鳥文などを地とは別の色糸で飛び飛びに織り出したもの。