rikyu koshikakemachiai Ann Hamilton but it is still smaller

but it is still smaller than the original size of the original works and printed on Kent paper instead of cardboard

It is necessary to carefully consider the layout

making "notches" so that the next box can overlap

The "pillow binding" used in this book isTo prevent the folded pages from expanding and ruining the book's appearance

rikyu koshikakemachiai Ann Hamilton but it is still smallerSukiya okoshi ezu Okoshi ezu were pop up drawings which folded up. to create a fully three dimensional miniature. Here are some of the most creative "okoshi ezu" paintings from the tea ceremony rooms of Rikyu, Oribe, and Korin that existed during the first 400 years of the tea ceremony, as well as from the surrounding tea ceremony rooms such as "Setchin", "Mizuya", and "Nakakuguri". The folded paper is raised and a paper nail is inserted to make it