- -What is the appeal of "Yoshiwara Tsunagi"?
- -What is the origin of the name "Yoshiwara Tsunagi" that is arranged in a regular pattern?
- ・Yoshiwara lattice men's yukata
- -What is the elegant idea behind the "Yoshiwara Tsunagi"?
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-What is the appeal of "Yoshiwara Tsunagi"?
Yoshiwara Tsunagi is characterized by its regularly-spaced chain-like pattern. It is also known as Kuruwa Tsunagi. It is a pattern in which smaller squares are placed inside squares, which are then connected and arranged continuously to form a chain-like pattern. It is an attractive pattern that represents Edo and is still commonly used today on tenugui, noren curtains, yukata, happi coats and hanten coats. Its official name is Komochi Yoshiwara. Yoshiwara Tsunagi comes in a variety of sizes and designs, so it might be fun to find one that suits your taste.
-What is the origin of the name "Yoshiwara Tsunagi" that is arranged in a regular pattern?
It comes from the name of Yoshiwara, the largest red-light district in the Edo period. This "Yoshiwara Tsunagi" was depicted on the noren curtains of teahouses. It is said that the name comes from the fact that once you enter the Yoshiwara red-light district, you are chained up and it is difficult to get out. It has a slightly murky impression. Men may or may not feel that this applies to you. Everyone should be careful not to get tied down by anything.
・Yoshiwara lattice men's yukata
At wargo.live, we offer men's yukatas with a "Yoshiwara lattice" design, which has a similar feel to the "Yoshiwara Tsunagi." The yukata features a unique design with innovative colors and Yoshiwara lattice accents. Why not try wearing a yukata tied with a "Yoshiwara Tsunagi" design to create some memorable summer memories?[Men's Yukata with a unique weave - navy blue Yoshiwara plaid]
-What is the elegant idea behind the "Yoshiwara Tsunagi"?
Apart from the slightly murky feelings introduced above, "Yoshiwara Tsunagi" also contains positive feelings. "Yoshiwara Tsubagi", which resembles a continuously connected chain, symbolizes good connections between people and is also imbued with the idea of enriching human relationships as a pattern. Perhaps it is most "cool" to interpret a tightly connected chain in a positive light.
·summary
Did you feel the "chic" charm of the "Yoshiwara Tsunagi"? People who are chained up and unable to escape the Yoshiwara red light district. People who want to build strong, rich human relationships. The "Yoshiwara Tsunagi" expresses both good and bad aspects in simple, regular patterns. It's a casual way to get in touch with the sensibilities of the Edo period, so it might be a good idea to keep it in the back of your mind when wearing it. It's sure to be difficult to escape, so be careful not to get sucked into the red light district (lol).How about a stylish Shingen bag to go with your Yoshiwara Tsunagi?
Kodayu 17th Stylish Small Crest Shingen Bag - Star Chain
