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kakemono

/ˌkɑː.kəˈməʊ.nəʊ/

Tradução: Pintura ou caligrafia japonesa feita em papel ou seda, geralmente em formato vertical estreito, com um rolo na parte inferior, destinada a ser pendurada na parede.

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noun

/ˌkɑː.kəˈməʊ.nəʊ/formal
  • ptPintura ou caligrafia japonesa feita em papel ou seda, geralmente em formato vertical estreito, com um rolo na parte inferior, destinada a ser pendurada na parede.

A Japanese wall hanging made of paper or silk, typically narrow in format, featuring a picture or calligraphy, and having a roller at the bottom.

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    A Japanese wall hanging made of paper or silk, typically narrow in shape, featuring a painting or calligraphy, and having a roller at the bottom for storage.

    ptRolo de parede japonês

    • The tea room was decorated with a beautiful kakemono depicting cherry blossoms.
    • He carefully unrolled the antique kakemono to reveal a poem written in elegant calligraphy.
    • Collectors often store kakemono in special boxes to protect the delicate silk.
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