What is the traditional Japanese color "Shibazome"?
Shiba-zome is a light brown color with a slight reddish tint. Shiba can also be read as "fushi," and Shiba-zome is also called "fushizome" in addition to "shibazome." Shiba is a general term for low-growing trees that grow in the mountains and fields, such as chestnuts, chestnuts, oaks, and other trees. When dyed using the decoction and lye of these trees, a light brown color with a slight reddish tint is produced.
Shibazome
Shiba dyes were considered inferior colors because they were readily available. Therefore, they are known as colors that were often worn by common people. "Shiba dye" is pronounced "shibazome".
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