JPN: Book of Contemporary Designs
The import and development of machine printing has made mass production possible in the world of dyeing. Particularly in Kyoto, the period up to the 1970s was central to continuing the creation and production of a broad spectrum of new designs that incorporated traditional Japanese, pop culture, and many other kinds of motifs. This book presents approximately 240 designs selected from among the collection left by Tetsuro Terada, who was active as a designer in the golden age of design of machine printing.
- 287 pages
- Size: 6" x 4.25"
- Language: Japanese
- Product #: JT227
- Code: NWS
The import and development of machine printing has made mass production possible in the world of dyeing. Particularly in Kyoto, the period up to the 1970s was central to continuing the creation and production of a broad spectrum of new designs that incorporated traditional Japanese, pop culture, and many other kinds of motifs. This book presents approximately 240 designs selected from among the collection left by Tetsuro Terada, who was active as a designer in the golden age of design of machine printing.
- 287 pages
- Size: 6" x 4.25"
- Language: Japanese
- Product #: JT227
- Code: NWS
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$13.30Description
The import and development of machine printing has made mass production possible in the world of dyeing. Particularly in Kyoto, the period up to the 1970s was central to continuing the creation and production of a broad spectrum of new designs that incorporated traditional Japanese, pop culture, and many other kinds of motifs. This book presents approximately 240 designs selected from among the collection left by Tetsuro Terada, who was active as a designer in the golden age of design of machine printing.
- 287 pages
- Size: 6" x 4.25"
- Language: Japanese
- Product #: JT227
- Code: NWS
