伝統技術の継承と変容 : 博多曲物・その1

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"Magemono" (round chip box) is a kind of wooden ware that has heen used for many purpose from ancient times. There is one of the original place of "Magemono" at Hakata (the eastern part of Fukuoka City) in Japan. The wrighter of this study aimed at process following items, What Process Has Been Made A Formation and Harded Down Up To This Day. 1. A Variety Of Products & Their Size 2. Manufacturing Process & Tools 3. Organization Of Production In these points, we can see the fact this occupation in Hakata took its rise in the Hakozaki- Shrine governed region, where grew as the place of origin with the development of trade, and that craftsmen have kept the combination steadily after the Restration of 1868. Most craftsmen tended to industrialization in response to increasing demand for "Oribako" (folded wooden lunch box). Such tendency seems in the change of their guild, the variety of produts, the manufacturing process and tools. As ever, traditional "Magemono" 's technique was held by a leading craftsman, but recently it is shown that a craftsmanship in others on the verge of awakening. We do not deny all the possibility that these craftsmanship will be conducive to regional culture.
日本デザイン学会の論文
1974-03-30