The Tale of the Genji – Colors of the Fifty-four Chapters Archibald Baxter and Honey fungi

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The Tale of the Genji – Colors of the Fifty-four Chapters Archibald Baxter and Honey fungiWritten in the early 11th century, The Tale of Genji by Murasaki Shikibu centres on the life of prince Hikaru Genji. While recounting his love affairs and court successes, it also offers a glimpse into the life of the nobility at the height of Heian dynastic culture. Each of the 54 chapters has scenes featuring colours. It describes in detail how courtiers dressed in garments of various shades and combinations to reflect the transition of the seasons.