籜 (tuò) - Bamboo sheath — the outer protective covering or
籜 · tuò
Bamboo sheath — the outer protective covering or husk of a bamboo shoot that peels off as the bamboo grows.
Bamboo sheath — the outer protective covering or
Usage highlights
Bamboo sheathShed bamboo sheathBamboo sheath patternBamboo sheath craftBamboo sheath collectionBamboo sheath specimen
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The bamboo sheath (竹籜) falls off as the plant matures.
- Collecting bamboo sheaths (籜皮) for crafts.
- The bamboo shoot sheds its sheath (脫籜) during growth.
- Bamboo sheath patterns (籜紋) are sometimes used in art.
Collocations
- Bamboo sheath(竹籜)
- Shed bamboo sheath(脫籜)
- Bamboo sheath pattern(籜紋)
- Bamboo sheath craft(籜藝)
- Bamboo sheath collection(籜集)
- Bamboo sheath specimen(籜本)
Idioms
- Like bamboo shedding its sheath — symbolizing growth and renewal(如竹脫籜)
- Bamboo sheath falls, revealing jade — metaphor for talent revealed(籜落玉現)
Cultural background
FAQ- In Chinese culture, the bamboo sheath represents natural protection and the process of growth and revelation.
- The shedding of bamboo sheaths is often used metaphorically for personal development and the unveiling of inner qualities.
- Bamboo sheaths have been used in traditional crafts and artwork for their natural textures and patterns.