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...r leather, which protected the shins. By the end of the 15th century, soft leather or fabric began to be used as a lining, to protect the legs from the metal,

...y are typically composed of a short rod, with a thick grouping of paper or leather strips at one end.

...ary professions which were considered (spiritually) unclean; this included leather workers, gravediggers, and others who worked with human or animal skins, me

...trade with Japan. It was hoped they could trade furs, walrus ivory, fish, leather goods, and woolen cloth for [[silk]], [[rice]], and [[copper]], as well as

...ed to the bottoms of traditionally-made ''[[zori|zôri]]'' sandals. While [[leather]] shoes remained comparatively expensive for some time in Japan, various st

...imal spirits were replaced with twelve officials in red robes and carrying leather whips. It was during this time that the Nuo rite became prominently perform

...a Ming official of the second rank, with a [[qilin]] design, combined with leather hat, jade tablet, and rhinoceros hide girdle. However, in later times, the

...ds, bows & arrows, ''hiyaa'' and the associated supplies, pikes, halberds, leather armor, and signal banners, and the kingdom's military similarly had its fai

Everyone wears lacquered caps (漆冠), belts of kamhata silk (綺帯), and black leather boots. Those of Jikikwan rank and above wear white sashinuki, and those o

...now began to more extensively import bovine products, including cowhides (leather), cattle horns, and hooves, the latter two of which were used to make alter

...ty of products, including [[tea]], ramie, timber, grain, [[copper]], wool, leather, gypsum, and furs, to other parts of the country (especially to the urban a