麻彩の英語

甲の前楯に麻の葉繋ぎ文が施され、金泥盛り上げ彩色や銅製金具などと相まって鎌倉後期の趣向がよく現れている例文帳に追加

A taste in the late Kamakura period is seen clearly on this statue in the following way: An inter-twined asa no ha pattern is provided on the front shield of the armor, colors are provided by thickly adding kindei on the surface, and copper fittings are also used.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

髪、眉、目、唇、髭に僅かに彩色を施し、衣の部分の素地上には全体に亘り立涌、麻の葉、斜格子、鱗、唐草、亀甲、四ツ目七宝、団花などの截金文様が施され華やかな風合いを放っている。例文帳に追加

Colors are used for the hair, eyebrows, eyes, lips and beards, and on the base of the whole robe, the tachiwaku, asa no ha, slanting lattice, uroko, karakusa, kikko, yotsume-shippo and danka patterns, and so on, in the kirikane technique provide a glamorous texture.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

直武の作品が、遠近法、明暗法などの西洋画法をとりいれつつ、画材は伝統的な絵具と墨とを使用していたのに対し、江漢は荏胡麻の油を使用した油彩画を描いたことで特筆される。例文帳に追加

It is particularly worth noting that while Naotake employed Western drawing methods such as perspective and chiaroscuro while using traditional Japanese paints and ink, Kokan tried an oil painting using sesame oil.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

本発明の、和紙キャンバスは、麻キャンバスに位べ、製造法、使い易さ、強度、価格、環境面等、総てにおいて優れ、油彩画、テンペラ画、日本画、アクリル画等に、使用できる。例文帳に追加

This Japanese paper canvas is more excellent in all the fields such as a manufacturing method, usability, strength, price and the viewpoint from the environment, compared with a linen canvas, and can be used for oil paintings, tempera paintings, Japanese paintings, and acrylic paintings or the like. - 特許庁

地味な麻のシャツ、厚いシルクのシャツ、見事なフランネルのシャツが、宙を泳ぎながらその折り目を開き、彩り豊かにテーブルの表面を飾っていく。例文帳に追加

shirts of sheer linen and thick silk and fine flannel, which lost their folds as they fell and covered the table in many-colored disarray.発音を聞く  - F. Scott Fitzgerald『グレイト・ギャツビー』

死去を惜しんだ弟子の忍基は鑑真の彫像（脱活乾漆彩色麻布を漆で張り合わせて骨格を作る手法両手先は木彫）を造り、現代まで唐招提寺に伝わっている（国宝唐招提寺鑑真像）が、これが日本最初の肖像彫刻とされている。例文帳に追加

Ninki, one of Ganjin's disciples, who mourned his master's death, made the sculpture of Ganjin (Dakkatsu-kanshitsu [hollow dry lacquer: A method of making lacquer statues, popular in the Nara period], colored; a technique to form a framework of statue by layering of lacquered hemp cloth, and the both hands are carved in wood), which the Toshodai-ji Temple has preserved until today (Statue of Ganjin in Toshodai-ji Temple, national treasure) and is said the first portrait sculpture in Japan.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス