Translations:Kyoto Buddhist Leather Implements/2/en

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The craft occupies a distinctive position within Japanese material culture, as it negotiates the tension between Buddhist ethical frameworks—particularly those concerning living beings—and the practical necessity of durable organic materials. Leather, when carefully processed and discreetly employed, became an accepted and functional component of ritual infrastructure.