SHOWA SANSHOKU

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The Showa Sanshoku , urban in the 1930's, skin ashen and red markings against a jet black root. The sumi (black) is the base for appreciation of this make, forming a tough background against which the ashen and red markings interweave in interesting patterns. Showa that have comparatively more ashen than black are called Kindai (current) Showa.
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