1/26/2006

Tsugaru Glas Daruma

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Tsugaru Glas Daruma 津軽のガラス工芸だるま



Two red ones with rather sharp noses


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Tsugaru Glass Artist Yamano
山野史郎




Look at more of his work here
http://www.lampwork.org/work/yamano.html


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Ruri Glass Daruma
津軽びいどろ 瑠璃だるま




© www.takeyu.co.jp


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Keyholder from Kuroishi, Tsugaru
Blue Daruma

source : furusatobin blog


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Tsugaru Glass Ware, Tsugaru Bidoro

This glassware, referred to as "vidro (biidoro)," meaning glass in Portuguese, was originally created from the glass buoys used for fishing in the vicinity of Mutsu Bay. Sand from the Shichiri Shore, found on the west coast of the Tsugaru Peninsula, is used to create this glassware, which is hand-blown in the style that originated over 2100 years ago.

The glass is first fired at 1500 degrees, and then again at 1200 degrees, when it begins to take shape. After the second firing, the red-hot glass is taken out of the oven and blown again by filling the rod, to which the glass is attached, with air to force the glass to expand. At that stage, the glassware takes on its final form. This glassware, with both its colourful transparent qualities, is not only beautiful, but practical as well.
北洋硝子(株)
http://www.pref.aomori.jp/dentokougei/bidoro.htm


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Tsugaru Utou-bori Daruma
善知鳥彫だるま
津軽青森伝統工芸



from Aomori Town
made from popular wood, cut with one knife. UTOU is the old name of Aomori.

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A famous shrine is Utou Jinja 善知鳥神社.
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MORE
. Folk Toys from Aomori .

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2 comments:

Gabi Greve - WKD said...

この奥に津軽家霊屋姥百合咲く
kono oku ni Tsugaru-ke tamaya ubayuri saku

further in the back
is the Tsugaru clan mausoleum -
faded beauty lilies

Takazawa Ryooichi 高澤良一 Takazawa Ryoichi

Gabi Greve - Darumapedia said...

Tsugaru San Fudoo 津軽三不動 Three Fudo Statue in Tsugaru

Nagaizawa Jinja 長谷沢神社 Kuroishi town

Nakano Jinja 中野神社 - Kuroishi town

Kokusho-Ji 国上寺 - Hirakawa town
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