1. Plural of kakemono; Japanese hanging scrolls or wall hangings, typically featuring paintings, calligraphy, or poetry mounted on silk or paper with decorative rollers.
Usage: From Japanese art tradition; Often used in interior design and museums; Singular form: kakemono

Examples

• The museum's collection includes several kakemonos from the Edo period.
• She decorated her living room with traditional kakemonos featuring landscape paintings.
• The gallery displayed kakemonos alongside other examples of Japanese calligraphy.
• Collectors often seek rare kakemonos by renowned artists.
• The kakemonos were carefully preserved in climate-controlled storage.