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. Yamagata Folk Art - 山形県 - Mingei .
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Yamagata hariko 山形張り子 - papermachee dolls from Yamagata town
Shibue ningyoo 渋江人形 Shibue dolls
. ... nemari tora ねまり寅 crouching tiger .
Yamagata Papermachee Daruma 山形だるま
source: garitto.com
modern version Daruma
source : asahi.narumi
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Iwaki Doll Store 岩城人形店 - 山形市木の実町11-10
Yamagata Hariko are locally produced toys with humorous facial expressions, said to have originated in the works of a Buddhist sculptor who moved from Kyoto to Yamagata.
While on a pilgrimage to the Three Holy Mountains of Dewa of Yamagata, Shibue Choshiro 渋江長四郎, who was active in making Buddhist sculptures as well as dolls in Kyoto, found the Japanese paper-producing districts of Suzukawa and Sozuki in Yamagata, inspiring him to make Shibue Dolls.
In 1901 Mr.Tokujiro Iwaki, who was one of Shibue Choshiro's first apprentices, continued this tradition with Yamagata Hariko (papier-mâché dolls).
The Iwaki Family keeps almost 300 wooden molds, preserving the more than 100-year history of these dolls.
Yamagata Hariko consist of a variety of traditional charming objects including animal figurines and masks depicting plump women. These objects are made by placing moist high-quality Japanese paper into a wooden mold, then covering the paper with funori (a traditional Japanese starch made from seaweeds) many times and allowing the piece to dry in the sunshine. The formed Japanese paper is coated with gofun (made from pulverized seashells) and is finished by decorative painting.
The tama-nori usagi 玉乗兎 design featuring a rabbit balancing on a ball, which was selected as a design for New Years Post Cards in 1999, is still very popular.
source : www.pref.yamagata.jp/ou/shokokanko
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Iwaki Doll Store 岩城人形店 - 山形市木の実町11-10
In 1870, Iwaki Tokujiro 岩城徳次郎 began to learn the craft from the Shibue family and opened his own store.
Nowadays, Iwaki Hisataro 岩城久太郎 continues the craft.
Monkey made by Hisataro. It has a peach on the back
- source : www.geocities.jp/nekorekuto
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Shibue ningyoo 渋江人形 Shibue dolls
source : www.osaji.co.jp
達磨抱き童子 Child embracing Daruma
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- source - more photos : www.geocities.jp/nekorekuto
wooden form of Daruma, made by Hikokichi 彦吉作ダルマの木型
Mostly wooden forms for papermachee dolls - Yamagata Museum Collection
- source : db.yamagata-museum.jp/muse
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tako ni neko 蛸に猫 octopus and manekineko cat
nekotako 猫蛸 “Cat & Octopus”
. Sagara ningyoo 相良人形 Sagara dolls from Yonezawa .
Made in Yonezawa 米沢 for more than 200 years. They are engimono for good luck.
Made from papermachee, clay or other materials. The motive is the common factor.
週間文春の表紙 - cover page of a famous weekly magazine
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Dancing octopus papier-mache doll from Kameido Tenjin Shrine
"Hanamaki" clay doll octopus and child,
"Hanamaki" clay doll octopus, Iwate prefecture (1923)
- source : pinktentacle.com
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Washoku - Koi 鯉 carp from Yamagata
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