Art Object anima "Keiryu" by Tatsumura Bijutsu Orimono x Ikko Ko

＊The pattern may be different from the image shown due to the cutting process

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Art Object anima "Keiryu" by Tatsumura Bijutsu Orimono x Ikko Ko

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Keiryu" was created on the theme of "dragon" in collaboration with the "anima" series of art objects by Ko Ikko Matsuzaki, who continues to create art works with a focus on traditional techniques.
The beauty of the textile that the beautiful brocade emits and the outstanding skills of the doll maker are incorporated to create "Keiryu" as a sophisticated work of art. Keiryu" is a symbol of good fortune and an ideal interior art for spatial display, adding color to a wide variety of scenes.
In the spirit of creative reuse (upcycling), the body of the object is made of paulownia wood in the "mokumekomi" process, and the majority of the decorative strips are made of "hagiware," making this an environmentally friendly work.

About the "anima" series of art objects
Ikko Koh is an artist who creates innovative works of art while maintaining traditional techniques. In the "anima" series, he creates art objects in a new style. The new artworks, created by fusing art textiles, create high-grade interior spaces.

Size (cm) : W25 × H24 × D19

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Product :	Art Object anima "Keiryu" by Tatsumura Bijutsu Orimono x Ikko Ko
Type :	人形
Size (cm) :	W25 × H24 × D19
Tags :	anima、 Art Objects、 Interior design、 Oriental Zodiac、 Kouichikou、 Pattern_Juban Flower Design、 Pattern: Zuiryu (dragon)、 Design of birds and trees in a row、 Mokumekomi Dolls、 Dragon、 dragon、
Other :	The pattern may be different from the image shown due to the cutting process. Please understand this in advance.

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Description

Kimekomi (dolls), a method of making art objects, is made by digging grooves in the body made of hardened paulownia wood powder (toso: paulownia wood powder kneaded with glue, etc.) and then inserting fabric into the grooves to dress the doll (kimekomi).
The carefully selected fabrics include 41 colorful types, such as kire with gold and silver threads woven into them, unique weaving patterns such as bulge weave, and kire using special weaving techniques.
The work is also made using traditional techniques that have been passed down through the generations, with a focus on expressing the solemnity and dynamism of the sacred "dragon".

Patterns

*Introduction of fabrics used (This product uses multiple patterns.)

Ju-ka-mon (Design of Chrysanthemum and a Chinese Letter of Longevity)

A chrysanthemum has been loved among Japanese people as its appearance, color, and smell are excellent. Here, we have arranged chrysanthemum and a Chinese letter meaning "a long life", on the ground design of dappled pattern of tie-dyed like appearance, woven by unique technique invented by Heizo Tatsumura 1st (1876~1962).

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Ren-ju Zui-cho-mon (Auspicious Birds on Spread Branches)

This design consists of branches spread toward the sky and auspicious birds holding a foliage in their beak and resting happily. We have woven into a unique brocade with full of poetic sentiment using the weaving technique which Heizo 1st Tatsumura ( 1876-1962) invented.

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Zui-ryu Soshuu-mon(Liu Design in Embroidery)

The textile fabrics made in ancient China, centering in the State of Chu (11C-3C, BC) (present Hubei) influenced on the nearby countries by the quality perfection and the high technology of the fabrics.
The design of this brocade is modeled after one of the embroidery patterns in those textiles. We newly designed a geometrical pattern of "Chinese Liu" surrounded by the vines of stems and flowers spreading vertically and horizontally, so that the "Liu" looks active.
The "Liu" design, one of the most valued good omen in China, symbolizing the rise of the Imperial Court and the happy wedding, is woven into warp-patterned brocade by our exquisite weaving technique.

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Art Object anima "Keiryu" by Tatsumura Bijutsu Orimono x Ikko Ko

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Patterns

Ju-ka-mon (Design of Chrysanthemum and a Chinese Letter of Longevity)

Ren-ju Zui-cho-mon (Auspicious Birds on Spread Branches)

Zui-ryu Soshuu-mon(Liu Design in Embroidery)

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