Meaning of "cachemono" in the Italian dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF CACHEMONO IN ITALIAN

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WHAT DOES CACHEMONO MEAN IN ITALIAN?

Definition of cachemono in the Italian dictionary

The definition of cachemono in the dictionary is a panel of paper or silk, painted or bearing a motto, which is kept rolled around a small stick attached to the lower edge and which, on certain occasions, hangs on the wall.

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5 ITALIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «CACHEMONO»

Discover the use of cachemono in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to cachemono and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Italian literature.

Piccola Enciclopedia Hoepli

Cachar (-ciar) (già Silchar) (India, Assam) città, capol. di distr., 7523 ab. chache- cou, o cache-vzez, pezzuola da collo (di lana, o cotone, o seta). cachemono ( giapponese) quadro (acquerello o ricamo) su due bastoni, arrotolato oppure appeso ...

Gottardo Garollo, Giuseppe Fumagalli, Paolo Nalli, 1913

Arte, fare e vedere: Dalla̓rte al museo

Passando al Giappone, oltre ai cachemono o pitture da appendere alle pareti, anch'essi di formato vario, dalla verticale Cascata di Nachi della fine del secolo XIII (Tokyo, Museo Nezu; cm 159 x 57,8) ai Cesti di 82 fiori di Ogata Kenzan ...

Carlo Ludovico Ragghianti, 1990

Il Giappone: tradizione storica e tradizione artistica

Bin, 12. Bodhidharma, 55, 65. Bodhisena, 101. Bucco, 56. Bugacu, 96, 97, 101. Buscidò, 33, 52, 64. C Cabuchi, 95, 103. cachemono, 109. Caghecatsu Uiesughi, 29. Camacura, 20, 22, 23 e passim. Camatar1 (Vedi Nacatomi no Cima- tari).

Giuseppe Tucci, 1943

Enciclopedia moderna italiana: Fietta-Piemonte

CD cachemono. Kaken (il « Kaiekhos » di Manetone) faraone della seconda dinastia Unita. kaki m. frutto e colore: © cachi. Kakkabe antico nome di Caccamo. kakkà m. altro nome del beri beri ®. kako undecima lettera dell'alfabeto slavo, ...

Edgardo Baldi, Aldo Cerchiari, 1941

Domus: 45 [i.e. quarante-cinq] ans d'architecture, design, ...

Elle se compose d'une niche ou alcôve carrée sur le fond de laquelle est suspendu un panneau peint et quelquefois plusieurs. En général ce panneau (" cachemono ») est en soie et peut s'enrouler, et il est changé selon les saisons, ou l'hôte ...