Description
“Japanese Decorative Design” by Taiji Maeda is a rich visual and textual study of Japanese aesthetic motifs, patterns, and cultural artistry. Published as part of the Japan Travel Bureau’s “Tourist Library” series, this volume (No. 23) offers insight into the tradition and symbolism behind Japanese decorative arts. The content covers a range of historical periods, styles, and techniques, making it both instructive for collectors, scholars, and designers, as well as an attractive reference for anyone curious about Japanese cultural heritage. Its significance lies in its authoritative perspective, the high-quality illustrations, and the publisher’s established reputation for producing reliable and informative works on Japanese culture.
SKU: B-1007
Title: Japanese Decorative Design
Author: Taiji Maeda
Year of publication: 1957
Edition: First Edition
Printing: First printing stated as 1957
Publisher name: Japan Travel Bureau, Tokyo
Type of binding: Hardcover
Dust Jacket: Yes, original dust jacket present
Dust jacket or cover damage: Dust jacket shows noticeable edge wear, chipping, and small tears at corners and spine ends; boards in good condition with minor wear at corners and spine ends
Pages clean: Pages appear clean and free of internal markings
Foxing: Minimal to no foxing noted
Genre and Sub-genre: Primary genre: Art & Design Reference
Sub-genre: Japanese Decorative Arts / Cultural Heritage Studies