How to make Jinbaori and free pattern paper.
Samurai-Class Man's Winter Formal Surcoat (jinbaori), Unknown, Japan, Edo period (1615-1868), 18th - early 19th century, Costumes, Wool plain-weave, full finish (rasha), and wool appliqués with silk embroidery.
Woolen cloth was Europe’s chief textile export and was sold, traded, and gifted by Europeans wherever they sailed. Jinbaori were worn over a samurai’s armor, the wool providing warmth and protection from the elements
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