misu　御簾
CATEGORY:　architecture / general terms
　
An honorific word for *sudare 簾. Bamboo blinds that are used in shrines, palaces, and aristocratic residences. The blinds are made of thinly shaved strips of bamboo laced with string and bordered with luxurious fabric such as silk twill, aya 綾, or damask, donsu 緞子. Misu designs are often recreated for textile designs. Two common misu patterns are flowers superimposed over a basic screen pattern and bamboo screens blowing in the wind with autumn grasses and clouds.
　

　
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