Heian Takehisa Kyoto Katchu 8-go White-Ito Odoshi Tsumadori Kabuto Display with Gold Screen
五月人形 兜飾り モダン おしゃれ インテリア タモ台 白糸威褄取兜 淡色 金屏風 京甲冑 8号 平安武久作
8-go, White-Ito Odoshi Tsumadori Kabuto人形の館石倉
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Japanese name京甲冑
May dolls, kinran brocade, divided Kyoto doll handwork, and workshop addresses in Sakyo and Yamashina bring Kyokatchu into view as armor decoration in Kyoto’s doll world.
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五月人形 兜飾り モダン おしゃれ インテリア タモ台 白糸威褄取兜 淡色 金屏風 京甲冑 8号 平安武久作
8-go, White-Ito Odoshi Tsumadori Kabuto人形の館石倉
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【五月人形】【京甲冑】京兜平飾り8号縅之兜【平安武久】【京兜平飾り】【平飾り】K-401
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Kyokatchu is easiest to picture through armor decoration associated with May dolls. The name is tied to the Kyoto Doll Commerce and Industry Cooperative and appears in the orbit of a named Kyoto armor workshop, Heianju Issui, with places in Yamashina and Sakyo. Kyoto doll making divides work among heads, hair setting, hands and feet, small accessories, kinran brocade, dressing, and armor, so the armor sits among faces, limbs, cloth, tools, and display pieces.
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It is written as 京甲冑 in Japanese. Search Rakuten and other Japanese sites with that spelling — the English name will not bring up the listings.
Kyokatchu is Kyoto armor decoration connected with May dolls and the Kyoto Doll Commerce and Industry Cooperative. Kyoto doll making is divided among heads, hair setting, hands and feet, small accessories, kinran brocade, dressing, and armor. A Karasuma Line 20-series display shows kinran brocade, part of a suit of armor, process samples for heads and limbs, tools, screens, and Shimogamo Shrine nagashi-bina objects. Heianju Issui gives a workshop view through Imaura Tatsuto and workshops in Yamashina and Sakyo.
The name Kyokatchu is connected with May doll goods and the Kyoto Doll Commerce and Industry Cooperative. Kyoto doll making is divided into heads, hair setting, hands and feet, small accessories, kinran brocade, dressing, and armor. The Karasuma Line 20-series Kyoto doll display includes kinran brocade, part of a suit of armor, process samples for heads and limbs, tools, screens, and Shimogamo Shrine nagashi-bina objects. Kyoto Kacchu Co., associated with Heianju Issui, lists workshops in Yamashina and near Eikando in Sakyo.
Keep craft pieces out of direct sunlight, damp, and sharp temperature swings, and store them where they won't knock against anything. Wood, bamboo, lacquer, and paper don't tolerate water — wipe any moisture off immediately. Specific care notes are on the listing.
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