鮫小紋 Same-komon· Kincha 金茶
Kincha 金茶 colorway · Japanese pattern wallpaper
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About the Kincha 金茶 colorway
Kincha, a golden brown, is one of the many subtle earth tones (the so-called 'forty-eight browns') prized in Edo-period fashion.
About Same-komon
Same-komon is an ultra-fine field of dots arranged in fan-shaped arcs, like shark skin.
Komon are the tiny repeating 'small crests' of Edo-period dyeing, and same-komon (shark komon) is one of the most refined. It was a signature pattern of the Kishu domain and worn on the formal kamishimo of samurai.
Set it as your wallpaper
- Open the design in the editor and tune its colors.
- Recolor the ground and pattern, then add your own photo as the background.
- Download the PNG and set it as your wallpaper (Settings → Wallpaper on iPhone, or “Set as wallpaper” on Android).
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