Céline Paillusson

日本流行艺术偶像：从 Kusama 到 Murakami

Nara Yoshitomo 的知名作品《Miss Forest》已被改造成以传统的弘前工艺风格“下高川原焼（Shitakawara-yaki）”的泥塑 Figurine。
这些泥塑寓意着乡野温暖，仍然一件一件手工制作而成。它们在日本已经卖断货，十分稀有。
这款泥塑是鸽子哨；从背部的洞口吹气，会发出“咕咕”的声响，像鸽子在鸣叫。

底座：4 cm×3.7 cm，高度：10 cm
附带专用盒

[What is Hirosaki Shitakawara-yaki Clay Figurine?]
大约在1806年，曾在筑前学习因利技法的喜多谷金藏在下高川原（现青森县弘前市）建造了窑口。
他担心对孩子们的玩具太少，于是在冬季寂静的时光里指示工匠们制作泥塑等物品。这被认为是下高川原焼的开端。
制作这些泥塑的工艺至今传承了大约200年，从那个时刻延续到今天。延续着这些朴素泥塑的传统，每一件都极其用心地手工制作。

Yoshitomo Nara’s famous work, *Miss Forest*, has been transformed into a clay figurine in the traditional Hirosaki craft style known as Shitakawara-yaki.
These clay figurines, brimming with rustic warmth, are still handmade one by one. They are rare items that have already sold out in Japan.
This clay figurine is a dove whistle; when you blow into the hole at the back, it makes a ‘coo-coo’ sound, like a dove’s call.

Base: 4cm×3.7cm, Height: 10 cm
Comes with a dedicated box

[What is Hirosaki Shitakawara-yaki Clay Figurine?]
Around 1806, Takaya Kinzo, who had learnt the Imari technique in Chikuzen, built a kiln in Shitakawara (now Hirosaki City, Aomori Prefecture).
Concerned that there were few toys for children, he instructed the potters to make clay figurines and other items during the quiet winter months. This is said to mark the beginning of Shitakawara-yaki.
The craft of making these clay figurines has been passed down for approximately 200 years, from that time to the present day. Carrying on the tradition of these simple clay figurines, each one is lovingly handcrafted with great care.


Yoshitomo Nara (1959) - Miss Forest

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