What is Japan's traditional color "Yanagi Soottake"?
Yanagi Soottake is a color derived from the Soottake color that was popular during the Genroku period, and is a traditional color characterized by a dark yellow-green with a hint of gray. The color was created by under-dying with the broth of Yang Mei Peel, and then developing the color with iron jelly (tooth black liquid) and alum, and the word ``willow'' was used to indicate that it had a greenish tinge. that's right. From the original soot-bamboo color, there are various other colors such as ``willow soot-bamboo tea'', ``silver soot-take'', ``wisteria soot-take'', and ``Kara soot-take''.
Willow soot bamboo = Yanagi Susutake
Soot-bamboo color, which appeared around the Muromachi period, was one of the fashionable colors used for kosode and obi-iro. ``Yanagi Susutake'' is read as Yanagi Susutake.
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