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"Hakata's Iki Mizuhiki and Hakata Ori New World" held ~ Nihonbashi Kiya Main Store izutuki ~
This is rosemary sea, which covers "gifts and enjoy yourself" in consideration of colocation.
From July 17th (Wednesday) to August 1st (Thursday), "The New World of Hakata's Iki Mizuhiki and Hakata Ori" is being held at the gallery izutuki, a long-established knife shop in Nihonbashi Kiya.
Hiromi Nagasawa, Mr.
I'm a designer at Hakata Mizuhiki.
On November 13, last year, we introduced the 4th Hiromi Nagasawa Exhibition here.
This is the second generation of "Nagasawa Yuno Store" in Fukuoka City.
The bold colors and design are attracting attention overseas.
In addition, the wine bottle, the bottle ribbon of Mizuhiki, and the commercialization from the idea of this decoration made Mr. Nagasawa famous at once.
In addition, the image at the beginning is Nagasawa's Hakata Mizuhiki "Ryubi: Not for sale)" and a special Mizuhiki with silver foil. It is a work that combines luxurious but elegant. We are.
This time, Yumiko Fukahori and Miki Miyajima (Miki Miyajima) also participated.
Both are master's students of Hakata Origami Machine Skills (Hakataori Tagi no Ushushi).
They came to the venue on the first day of July 17, so we interviewed them.
This time, we also took care of Mr. Morikoshi, manager of Kiya Nihonbashi Main Store Kaneko.
Then I would like to introduce some items.
All prices are tax-included.
Yubikiwami 21,600 yen
Magnet board 32,400 yen
The person in the kimono is Yumiko Fukahori.
The work on the name is the one with Mizuhiki on the magnet board.
Mizuhiki is a new series of "pole". This is the work of Mr.
The magnet board is a combination of two colors, "Kenjo Ori", a traditional pattern of Hakata weaving.
Recommended for interior decoration with magnet beads. This is the work of Mr.
"I asked Mr. Nagasawa to say, "I wish I could do it together because it is the same traditional craft of Hakata." Mr. Fukahori.
About Hakata weaving here ...
What is Hakata-ori?
A silk fabric made by powerfully driving a thick yoko thread (Mr. Fukahori's explanation is that 13 pieces will be compiled) that combines thin threads into a lot of freshly made threads.
It is designated as a traditional craft of the country.
Features are "supple but durable."
The latter half of the 15th century is considered the origin of Hakata weaving.
During the Edo period, Hakata Ori was selected by the Kuroda clan as a gift to the Shogunate.
At that time, the Tokko Hanazara pattern was called the "donation pattern" and became known throughout the country.
In recent years, Zensaburo Ogawa and his son, Norisaburo Ogawa, have become living national treasures as Hakata Ori.
One of the three major textiles in Japan
Hakata Ori celebrates its 777th anniversary last year.
The above image shows a hand-woven Hakata-ori eight-inch long obi "five offerings and lights" width 315mm 151,200 yen.
It is a dish with five rows of offering patterns, a traditional pattern of Hakata weaving.
The white line on the left and the thick one in the center is the "filial pattern".
It's a pattern where the child cares for his parents.
The ocher-colored line is "flower dish pattern".
I'm drawing a flower plate of Buddhist utensils.
The dark blue pattern on both sides of the flower plate pattern is hard to see, but "Tokko pattern", which is also a pattern of Buddhist utensils.
The white line on the right and the thick one on both sides are "parent-child pattern".
It's a pattern where parents protect their children.
The image below shows the hand-woven Hakata-ori eight-inch long obi "Ippon Tokko / White" on the right, and the left is "Ippon Tokko / Blue".
Both are 315mm wide and 205,200 yen.
One Tokko is a traditional Hakata-ori pattern, which is made by weaving a pattern similar to Tokko on the ground.
Hand-woven Hakata Weaving Table Center
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27,000 yen
It is a table center that uses Hakata weaving luxuriously.
I have Miki Miyajima.
The table center is a work by Mr. Miyajima.
"It's made of 7,500 threads in total. Everything is hand-woven. Mr. Miyajima.
Hakata doll goldfish
2,376 yen each
The work of Taro Osoegawa.
He wants to put a little playfulness in the doll and make a doll that makes him feel a little fun.
From the top, blisters (Suihogan), Japanese gold, tancho, and money.
The cute figure of the goldfish is expressed by a simple hand twist.
"It is an exhibition of goldfish traced to the nearby" Aqua Liu Exhibition ".
You can touch and enjoy the techniques of Hakata dolls.
This time, under the clear image of Mr. Nagasawa, we are exhibiting. ] Mr. Miyajima.
Set of 5 Magnet board magnets
32,400 yen
The work of Mr.
The traditional and offering patterns of Hakata weaving are combined in two colors.
Magnet beads can be used both inside and outside. It is also recommended for interior decoration.
The size is 400 x 200mm.
Left: Brooch 8,424 yen
Right: Obidome 8,424 yen
This is also the work of Mr.
A combination of Hakata weaving walnut buttons and French shell buttons.
The brooch can be used as a obi retaining or as a pendant top.
In addition, there are also earrings and pendants.
Left: A set of 5 Chopstick rest poles: 5,940 yen
Medium One plum pole 918 yen
Right: Kotohogi 1,620 yen
This is the work of Mizuhiki Hakata and Nagasawa.
The new series "pole" is a luxurious and elegant gem with silver foil stamping.
Notice: Appreciation sale at the end of Nihonbashi Kiya Main Store
It was announced on July 1, but I would like to introduce it again.
Good items are very cheap.
It will be held from Saturday, July 13 to August 18 (Sun).
Nihonbashi Kiya
2-2-1 Nihonbashi Muromachi, COREDO Muromachi 11F
Exit A6 of Mitsukoshimae Station on the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line and Ginza Line.
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Business hours 10:00 to 20:00
It's open except New Year's Day.
Click here for Kiya's website.