Hachiōji Meisen: Revision history

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  • curprev 17:1217:12, 19 October 2025 CompUser talk contribs 3,402 bytes +3,402 Created page with "'''Hachiōji Meisen''' (八王子銘仙) is a regional variety of Meisen silk fabric traditionally produced in Hachiōji, Tokyo Metropolis, Japan. Celebrated for its vibrant colors, modern patterns, and technical precision, Hachiōji Meisen was one of the five principal Meisen production centers during the early 20th century. == Overview == Hachiōji Meisen is a plain-weave silk fabric made using the ikat (''kasuri'') method, in which warp and weft threa..."
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