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Kyo sashimono 京指物 Kyoto joinery
指物とは、板と板、板と棒、棒と棒を組み、指し合わせる仕事のことをいい、また一説に、「物指し」を用いて細工することもいわれる。
- source : kougei-kyoto.jp/kougei/sashimono-
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Although this craft dates back to the Heian period (794-1185), specialist sashimono shi 指物師 cabinet makers did not appear until during the Muromachi period (1392-1573), when this form of joinery developed in step with the ceremonial drinking of tea. Beside a range of the finest traditional household furniture made in solid wood, many pieces of turnery, bentwood work and items made from boards are also fashioned from such woods as キリ paulownia (Paulownia tomentosa), スギ Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica), クワ mulberry (Morus) and ケヤキ zelkova (Zelkova serrata).
Perhaps the most representative of the woods used is paulownia.
Being both moisture and heat resistant, products made of this wood represent the very best in household storage. Great care is taken with its preparation by ensuring that it is well seasoned and that any impurities are removed before the wood is worked. Apart from the many items which are made for use in association with the tea ceremony, some very finely crafted chest-of-drawers and wardrobes are also made. Freestanding shelves are also produced, sometimes for the display of fine china.
- source : kougeihin.jp.e... -
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Kyoto Traditional Furniture Museum
Kameyacho, Ebisu-gawa dori, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto,
..... Deep in the heart of Kyoto city, there is a narrow street called Ebisugawa dori. This is THE street to go to for traditional Japanese furniture, from wooden screens and period items to bamboo to tansu!
In the heart of Ebisugawa dori is
Kyoto Sashimono Table Furniture Museum. Here they have documented the history of Japanese furniture down to the very last detail. I could spend hours reading the pattern guides and the design sketches for various items, let alone peering through the design magazines from forty, fifty, or even eighty years past. There are also lots of small furniture items and even toy furniture tools which would make a great souvenir or a special gift to keep for many generations. ...
- source : en.japantravel.com/kyoto... -
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. tansu 箪笥 / 簞笥 たんす chest of drawers, Kommode .
and more furniture
.
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Kyo sashimono 京指物 Kyoto joinery
指物とは、板と板、板と棒、棒と棒を組み、指し合わせる仕事のことをいい、また一説に、「物指し」を用いて細工することもいわれる。
- source : kougei-kyoto.jp/kougei/sashimono-
- quote -
Although this craft dates back to the Heian period (794-1185), specialist sashimono shi 指物師 cabinet makers did not appear until during the Muromachi period (1392-1573), when this form of joinery developed in step with the ceremonial drinking of tea. Beside a range of the finest traditional household furniture made in solid wood, many pieces of turnery, bentwood work and items made from boards are also fashioned from such woods as キリ paulownia (Paulownia tomentosa), スギ Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica), クワ mulberry (Morus) and ケヤキ zelkova (Zelkova serrata).
Perhaps the most representative of the woods used is paulownia.
Being both moisture and heat resistant, products made of this wood represent the very best in household storage. Great care is taken with its preparation by ensuring that it is well seasoned and that any impurities are removed before the wood is worked. Apart from the many items which are made for use in association with the tea ceremony, some very finely crafted chest-of-drawers and wardrobes are also made. Freestanding shelves are also produced, sometimes for the display of fine china.
- source : kougeihin.jp.e... -
- quote -
Kyoto Traditional Furniture Museum
Kameyacho, Ebisu-gawa dori, Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto,
..... Deep in the heart of Kyoto city, there is a narrow street called Ebisugawa dori. This is THE street to go to for traditional Japanese furniture, from wooden screens and period items to bamboo to tansu!
In the heart of Ebisugawa dori is
Kyoto Sashimono Table Furniture Museum. Here they have documented the history of Japanese furniture down to the very last detail. I could spend hours reading the pattern guides and the design sketches for various items, let alone peering through the design magazines from forty, fifty, or even eighty years past. There are also lots of small furniture items and even toy furniture tools which would make a great souvenir or a special gift to keep for many generations. ...
- source : en.japantravel.com/kyoto... -
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. tansu 箪笥 / 簞笥 たんす chest of drawers, Kommode .
and more furniture
.
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