wickerwork; woven bamboo or reed lattice
Refers to a traditional woven lattice or mat, often used in fishing weirs, river barriers, or as a decorative element. The term is somewhat specialized and may be encountered in historical or cultural contexts.
They set up a wickerwork weir in the river to catch fish.
wickerwork palanquin; wickerwork ox carriage
wickerwork palanquin
Standard kanji spelling for wickerwork, especially in fishing contexts.
Originally denoted a woven bamboo or brushwood fishing weir placed in a river or coastal shallows. The name was later extended to the latticework and woven pattern characteristic of such structures.