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Kiriko (Kadokawa Sofuia Bunko J 500 - 9 - Japanology Collection)

Tsuchita Ruriko / [Cho]

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Release Date	September 2015
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Catalog No.	NEOBK-1862423
JAN/ISBN	9784044083335
Product Type	BOOK
Label/Distributor	KADOKAWA

Pages	175

Books are basically written in Japanese except for bilingual books or ones indicated as not written only in Japanese.

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土田ルリ子

Description

[Machine Translation] During the Edo period, cut glass was brought from the West by Dutch ships and was called "Guillaman," which means diamond. The unique patterns and techniques of Japanese Kiriko were developed in admiration of its brilliance, and Japanese Kiriko was established. Edo faceting, with its chic colorless transparency, and Satsuma faceting, with its brilliant colors. The history of Japanese glass and the world of its various patterns and colors are traced in this all-color book, which includes such gems as the hina utensils used by Princess Atsuhime and other fantastic items as well as contemporary works. This is the first introductory book to the unknown charms of faceted glass, which is being passed down to new bearers.

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*As it is a machine translation, the result may not provide an accurate description. Please use it only as a reference. *Not available within the China mainland region.

Description in Japanese

切子 (角川ソフィア文庫 J500-9 ジャパノロジー・コレクション) / 土田ルリ子/〔著〕

江戸時代、オランダ船により西欧からもたらされ、ダイアモンドを意味する「ギヤマン」と呼ばれたカットガラス。その耀きに憧れて独自の文様や技が極められ、日本の「切子」は確立していった。無色透明が粋な江戸切子、発色が見事な薩摩切子。篤姫が愛用した雛道具など幻の逸品から現代作品まで―和ガラスの歴史と共に、その多彩な文様と色の世界をオールカラーでたどる。新たな担い手へと受け継がれる切子の、知られざる魅力を堪能できる初の入門書。

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1	あれ、どれが切子?
2	第1章そもそも和ガラスって?
3	第2章文様繚乱
4	第3章素材を生かした豊かな彩り
5	第4章洒落者の粋、作り手の心意気
6	第5章はばたく職人魂

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