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主要題名-中文:簑衣（分類號A28/...
かし、順序よく並べて一束づつ針縫いして縛りあげて造る。 英文說明:Coir capes, comprised of either one or two pieces, were worn.....more
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主要題名-中文:肚兜（分類號A28/...
体の菱形布に縫いつける。この品は黒地盤金繍法を主とした繍製法で蝙蝠、牡丹、蝴蝶、廻字紋などの構図で造ったもの。 英文說明:Halter tops were worn by Chinese women.....more
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主要題名-中文:髮簪（分類號A28/...
hairpins were made of silver or silver-plated and were worn to enhance one's elegance. Other pins were.....more
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主要題名-中文:眉勒（分類號A28/...
against the forehead and then the ends were tied in the back. They were worn, especially by older.....more
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主要題名-中文:包仔鞋（分類號A2...
's shoe tips, however, were square, while those of the women were rounded. The insoles of their shoes.....more
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主要題名-中文:牛角製梳子（分類...
:Because water buffalo were important for plowing, many Taiwanese in the past did not eat beef. The horns.....more
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主要題名-中文:肚兜（分類號A28/...
寿〉などの図案がある。 英文說明:Diamond-shaped, green-on-pink halter tops of this sort were common throughout.....more
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主要題名-中文:踏糒仔（分類號A2...
な靴。 英文說明:Items of this sort covered the foot up to the ankle and were used to separate the big toe.....more
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主要題名-中文:踏糒仔（分類號A2...
:Items of this sort covered the foot up to the ankle and were used to separate the big toe from.....more
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主要題名-中文:踏糒仔（分類號A2...
:These covered the foot up to the ankle and were used to separate the big toe from the other toes.....more
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主要題名-中文:鞋底（分類號A31/...
一枚積み重ねて、麻紐または棉紐で縫い合せ、更に包頭或は方頭靴面と縫い合せてでき上がる。 英文說明:The soles were composed of several layers of fabric.....more
- 11/90
主要題名-中文:草鞋（分類號A28/...
說明:In the early years of Taiwan, ubiquitous rice straw was used to make shoes that were light.....more
- 12/90
主要題名-中文:戲冠（分類號A28/...
:The difference between a “guan” (coronet) and a hat is that hats were used to protect against cold.....more
- 13/90
主要題名-中文:西式男帽（分類號...
versions of this head wear were specially made with a “V” shaped top in fixed press molds to hold.....more
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主要題名-中文:清代水晶眼鏡（分...
:Glass spectacles were introduced into China from Europe during the reign of Emperor Yongle.....more
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