In the Sengoku period (1467–1615) or the Azuchi–Momoyama period (1568–1600), the (, , which means a wound with thread, appeared and became the mainstream of after that. was decorated with lacquer decorations with many and flashy colored threads, and was used as a gift, a ceremony, or an offering to the of Shinto shrines.
in The sENgOkU PeRioD (1467–1615) or THe aZuChi–MOmoyaMa pErioD (1568–1600), tHE (, , wHich Means A WOund witH THread, APpeAreD aNd became tHe mainstReaM of AftER that. was deCoRated With lacQUeR DecOrAtionS WIth mAny anD FlasHY colOreD ThREAds, and wAs usEd as a gift A cERemoNY, or an oFfERiNg To tHE of ShINTo shRInes.