Oshie-Hagoita вышивка поделки (мягкая ткань коллаж деревянное весло) Chirimen-Hagoita ручная
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Трекер стоимости
| Месяц | Минимальная цена | Макс. стоимость |
|---|---|---|
| Sep-17-2025 | 0.41 $* | 0.72 $* |
| Aug-17-2025 | 0.78 $* | 0.27 $* |
| Jul-17-2025 | 0.15 $* | 0.38 $* |
| Jun-17-2025 | 0.96 $* | 0.3 $* |
| May-17-2025 | 0.67 $* | 0.49 $* |
| Apr-17-2025 | 0.52 $* | 0.70 $* |
| Mar-17-2025 | 0.23 $* | 0.47 $* |
| Feb-17-2025 | 0.0 $* | 0.32 $* |
| Jan-17-2025 | 0.63 $* | 0.11 $* |
Характеристики
1. What is “Oshie-Hagoita”
Oshie-Hagoita (literally, “pushed wooden paddle”) is a wooden paddle ornament with three-dimensional, padded fabric collage which became very popular among the aristocrats and the elites during the Edo period (the 17th to the mid 19th Century) in Japan. Padded fabric collages are usually the face or the pose of popular Kabuki actors. There was no photographic technology at the time in Japan and therefore the ornaments were considered as having your favorite artist's picture.
Before Oshie-Hagoitas became beautifully adorned ornaments, children played with wooden paddles and shuttlecocks, which became a popular game among everyone to play in new years to “ward off bad and evil spirits”. Over the years, wooden paddles became ornaments to give as a gift to women to spell off bad and evil spirits.
In recent years in Japan, they are gifted for the occasions of moving to a new house, warding off bad spirits, the first new year for a new born girls, etc.
Oshie-Hagoita (literally, “pushed wooden paddle”) is a wooden paddle ornament with three-dimensional, padded fabric collage which became very popular among the aristocrats and the elites during the Edo period (the 17th to the mid 19th Century) in Japan. Padded fabric collages are usually the face or the pose of popular Kabuki actors. There was no photographic technology at the time in Japan and therefore the ornaments were considered as having your favorite artist's picture.
Before Oshie-Hagoitas became beautifully adorned ornaments, children played with wooden paddles and shuttlecocks, which became a popular game among everyone to play in new years to “ward off bad and evil spirits”. Over the years, wooden paddles became ornaments to give as a gift to women to spell off bad and evil spirits.
In recent years in Japan, they are gifted for the occasions of moving to a new house, warding off bad spirits, the first new year for a new born girls, etc.
2. Product Details
Oshie-Hagoita (Padded Fabric Collage Wooden paddle) Product Name: Chirimen-Hagoita
Size: Size 8(320mm*120mm)
Chirimen (Japanese silk crêpe fabrics) made in Kyoto is used for this Oshie-Hagoita, padded with cotton to make it three dimensional. Abundant use of authentic Chirimen fabrics add to the luxurious look to the product. Details of the facial expressions are hand-drawn and the kimono fabrics are varied on each paddle, making each paddle unique.
Oshie-Hagoita (Padded Fabric Collage Wooden paddle) Product Name: Chirimen-Hagoita
Size: Size 8(320mm*120mm)
Chirimen (Japanese silk crêpe fabrics) made in Kyoto is used for this Oshie-Hagoita, padded with cotton to make it three dimensional. Abundant use of authentic Chirimen fabrics add to the luxurious look to the product. Details of the facial expressions are hand-drawn and the kimono fabrics are varied on each paddle, making each paddle unique.
1. Each item is hand-made and the kimono fabrics used also vary on each item.
2. Parts are assembled meticulously by hand.
3. Menso-shi who draw facial expressions specifically on Hagoita and are trained professional are in charge of
2. Parts are assembled meticulously by hand.
3. Menso-shi who draw facial expressions specifically on Hagoita and are trained professional are in charge of
the facial expressions on each item.
4. In Japan, Hagoitas are gifted when girls are born or to ward off bad/evil spirits.
4. In Japan, Hagoitas are gifted when girls are born or to ward off bad/evil spirits.
Maker of Oshie-Hagoita, Takumi Ikko presents you these traditional crafts and shows you how each is made
