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Japanese Traditional Color Combination Dictionary - Japanese Book+ ITEM DESCRIPTION + Paperback: 208 pages Publisher: Genko (2026) Language: Japanese Book Weight: 620 Grams Names and Color Combinations of 283 Traditional Japanese Colors Traditional Japanese colors have long been incorporated into paintings, ukiyo e prints, ink wash art, dyeing and weaving, ceramics, and many other forms of art and craft. This book introduces these traditional colors and their combinations, organized into categories of red, purple,
+ ITEM DESCRIPTION +
Paperback: 208 pages
Publisher: Genko (2026)
Language: Japanese
Book Weight: 620 Grams
Paperback: 208 pages
Publisher: Genko (2026)
Language: Japanese
Book Weight: 620 Grams
Names and Color Combinations of 283 Traditional Japanese Colors
Traditional Japanese colors have long been incorporated into paintings, ukiyo-e prints, ink wash art, dyeing and weaving, ceramics, and many other forms of art and craft.
This book introduces these traditional colors and their combinations, organized into categories of red, purple, blue, green, yellow, brown, black & white, and gold & silver, alongside the artworks and crafts that inspired them.The color reference section includes Munsell values, CMYK values, RGB values, and HEX values.
The vivid vermilion tones of paintings
Modern color combinations in lacquerware
The beauty of intricate red-painted ceramics
Elegant color combinations in textiles and ukiyo-e[Column] Colors of Kabuki costumes
The tranquil beauty of paintings
Innovative color combinations in textiles and ukiyo-e[Column] The Tale of Genji and layered color combinations (Kasane no Irome)
Enchanting color combinations in paintings
The brilliance of cobalt blue in ceramics
Stylish color combinations in textiles and ukiyo-e[Column] Battle costumes expressing strength and spirit
[Column] The blues of ukiyo-e: Hokusai, Hiroshige, and Eisen
Gentle color combinations in paintings
The splendid beauty of green-glazed ceramics
Elegant styling in textiles and ukiyo-e[Column] Garden colors and composition
[Column] Flower color names
Crisp and vibrant color combinations in paintings
The brilliance of maki-e lacquer and yellow Seto ware
Bright color combinations in textiles and ukiyo-e[Column] Bird-inspired color names
Refined elegance in paintings
Warm color combinations of Bizen ware ceramics
Rich and dignified color combinations in textiles and ukiyo-e[Column] Color names associated with Kabuki actors
Deep and expressive color combinations in paintings
Rich tones in lacquerware
The profound colors of Oribe ceramics
Innovative color combinations in textiles and ukiyo-e[Column] Bold color schemes of Kanbun-era kosode garments
Magnificent gold folding screens in paintings
The mysterious beauty of lacquerware
Solemn and graceful colors in textiles[Column] The elegant colors of the Rinpa school
[Column] Ink wash art: monochrome beauty and subtle color harmony
Color Reference Guide
Color Name Index
Traditional Japanese colors have long been incorporated into paintings, ukiyo-e prints, ink wash art, dyeing and weaving, ceramics, and many other forms of art and craft.
This book introduces these traditional colors and their combinations, organized into categories of red, purple, blue, green, yellow, brown, black & white, and gold & silver, alongside the artworks and crafts that inspired them.The color reference section includes Munsell values, CMYK values, RGB values, and HEX values.
Red Color Combinations
Color schemes based on shades of redThe vivid vermilion tones of paintings
Modern color combinations in lacquerware
The beauty of intricate red-painted ceramics
Elegant color combinations in textiles and ukiyo-e[Column] Colors of Kabuki costumes
Purple Color Combinations
Color schemes based on shades of purpleThe tranquil beauty of paintings
Innovative color combinations in textiles and ukiyo-e[Column] The Tale of Genji and layered color combinations (Kasane no Irome)
Blue Color Combinations
Color schemes based on shades of blueEnchanting color combinations in paintings
The brilliance of cobalt blue in ceramics
Stylish color combinations in textiles and ukiyo-e[Column] Battle costumes expressing strength and spirit
[Column] The blues of ukiyo-e: Hokusai, Hiroshige, and Eisen
Green Color Combinations
Color schemes based on shades of greenGentle color combinations in paintings
The splendid beauty of green-glazed ceramics
Elegant styling in textiles and ukiyo-e[Column] Garden colors and composition
[Column] Flower color names
Yellow Color Combinations
Color schemes based on shades of yellowCrisp and vibrant color combinations in paintings
The brilliance of maki-e lacquer and yellow Seto ware
Bright color combinations in textiles and ukiyo-e[Column] Bird-inspired color names
Brown Color Combinations
Color schemes based on shades of brownRefined elegance in paintings
Warm color combinations of Bizen ware ceramics
Rich and dignified color combinations in textiles and ukiyo-e[Column] Color names associated with Kabuki actors
Black & White Color Combinations
Color schemes based on black and whiteDeep and expressive color combinations in paintings
Rich tones in lacquerware
The profound colors of Oribe ceramics
Innovative color combinations in textiles and ukiyo-e[Column] Bold color schemes of Kanbun-era kosode garments
Gold & Silver Color Combinations
Color schemes based on gold and silverMagnificent gold folding screens in paintings
The mysterious beauty of lacquerware
Solemn and graceful colors in textiles[Column] The elegant colors of the Rinpa school
[Column] Ink wash art: monochrome beauty and subtle color harmony
Color Reference Guide
Color Name Index
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Perfect. Stiffer collar looks nice on and off the course.
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Fits well, holds form after washing
Fits well, and easy care
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Color: B-red Stripe, Size: X-Large
Material is a bit on the rough side. Expected a more moisture resistant
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2026
★★★★★ 5
ThermoMaven Does All the Work and Eliminates All the Temp Worries
I made this purchase as a cost-effective way to monitor the meat temperature while cooking without any wires. I have used this in my smoker grill, traditional gas grill, charcoal grill, oven and rotisserie air fryer. I tested the reading for accuracy with other temp measuring devices and find that it has been spot on in every method. It is so easy to use that you push it into the meat to the designated line and it reads the ambient, (surrounding), temp as well as the current meat temp. The display is easy to read and has a backlight when cooking outdoors in dim lighting. It is magnetic so it keeps the controller in place. When finished easily clean the probe with dish detergent and a wipe. I will be purchasing the 4-probe version since I do a lot of smoker grill cooks so I can measure more than one zone or different foods at the same time.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Works great! For basic temperature tracking it's a useful tool.
After years of relying on a combination of my pellet grill's temperature probe and my trusty instant read thermometer, I decided to get into the 21st century and invest in a wireless probe. Not wanting to spend a bunch of money, I saw that this was on sale and I figured that if it didn't work I wouldn't be out too much money.
As I write this, I'm using it. It arrived last night and I went through the setup process. It was SO easy to set up and the app is nice and simple to use. I started my pork butt cook at 7am this morning and the probe has worked flawlessly! I compared the temperature readings to my instant read and they're within a degree of each other, so I know that what it's registering is accurate.
To be honest, this isn't a huge game-changer for me as I've been smoking meat for years and have a process down. But I do like the fact that I can monitor my temperature remotely. I think where it will be the most impactful is in overnight cooks. I won't have to go out to my smoker I'm the middle of the night to check my temps. I can do that from the comfort of my bed!
Though I've only used it once so far, I'm very satisfied with it. It seems to be rugged and made for the long haul. I'm looking forward to future cooks!
Update: I've now done several cooks with the thermometer. My experience with it has been mostly positive. For tracking internal temperature, this probe is very accurate and right in line with my instant read thermometer. My only nit is that the ambient temperature sensor is a little finicky. It is slow to update, and I usually must wait 20-30 minutes for it to report the ambient temperature correctly. Not only that, you have to make sure that the probe depth line is right at the surface of the meat. I found that the margin for error is really slim with this. But other than that, it works great, and the app has made it so easy to track the cooking rate. My Thanksgiving turkey was spot-on this year and the probe helped immensely!
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