手技TEWAZA「江戸節句人形」EDO-SEKKU-NINGYO (DOLL) ／伝統工芸 青山スクエア Japan traditional crafts Aoyama Square
江戸の人形製作は、京都の影響を受けて江戸時代初期に始まりましたが、江戸独自のスタイルが確立されたのは、約250年前の宝暦頃と考えられています。この頃から、雛人形や五月人形は、写実的で洗練された江戸前の姿となりました。江戸時代後期の文化文政期に江戸の人形文化は最盛期を迎え、江戸時代初期に戸外に飾っていた甲飾りは屋内に飾られ、五月人形や実物の甲冑をモデルにした精巧な飾りの江戸甲冑が作られました。
また、小さく、精巧に作られた人形や人気俳優そっくりに作られた風俗人形、市松人形などが町に溢れるようになりました。
The production of dolls in Edo (Tokyo) began in the early Edo era (1600-1868), influenced by dolls from Kyoto, but the uniquely Edo style is said to have originated 250 years ago during the Horeki era (1751-1764).
It was during this time that dolls for Girl's Day and Boy's Day celebrations began to be produced using more sophisticated and realistic techniques. Doll culture reached its peak during the Bunka-Bunsei era (1804-1830), when the helmet decorations used outdoors were moved indoors, and dolls and elaborate decorations modeled after real armor were first made for Boy's Day celebrations.
In addition, small elaborately crafted dolls called fuzoku ningyo were made to look like popular actors and the style known as ichimatsu ningyo became wildly popular.
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Nothing beats Japanese Art, always amazing to watch, Thank you.
Watching this made my heart happy. The artisan who made this suit of yoroi does fantastic work. Congratulations to them for a job well done. May it turn into an heirloom.
Thank you for another insightful video. It would be nice if you could include the name and ages of these amazing artisans who strive to keep these wonderful traditions alive. I'm always impressed with individuals who love their craft enough to make it a life long commitment.
You can see in his hands that he has dedicated his life to his art. Wonderful!
It's this sort of cultural tradition that we in the west have lost. I hope one day we find our way back.
@krestonosets68
2 жыл бұрын
Not before you stop buying made in China crap
The Japanese people have a calm intellectual spirit. I love everything they do. So beautiful!
Absolutely stunning. Thank you so much for sharing this.
What a talent and art. I am glad I found this video
What beautiful work! Are the braids used all handmade kumihimo as was used in the original armour? They look quite beautiful just in themselves. Thank you for sharing your wonderful skills.
Excelente trabajo y hermosos deseos, gracias por compartir 👏🏼💖🙌🏼
excellent
hermoso, perfecto,unico, años de dedicacion 🥰
É uma alegria ver tamanho talento produzir um objeto que representa mais do que um objeto decorativo, também simboliza a lembrança do passado e das tradições japonesas que não devem ser esquecidas. Obrigado pelo privilégio de assistir esse nobre artesão nesse vídeo.
Beautiful!! Can we get a Tewaza episode on how Tokoname Bonsai Pots are made? That would be beautiful to see and learn.
@krestonosets68
2 жыл бұрын
Tokoname teapots please
This is a relaxing vidéo. I like a lot the sweet noise of this Amazing work. It's almost ASMR! ^^ What a cultur, so sweet and precise. Please excuse my Bad english. Hello from France 🇨🇵 🤝 🙏 And thank you for sharing this vidéo.
Increíble!! Que manos tan talentosas! esto es arte una obra genial 💗 felicitaciones para el 👏🏼
@alfonsolobo1299
2 жыл бұрын
Demasiado bonito 👌🏼
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Impresionante!
🇫🇷🙏🙏🙏👏👏
Que lindo en serio!!
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