| Description | Mokuhanzuri Sarasa is the technique of dying using wood block and paper stencil and one of the features is the method of printing with wooden block. It is one of the Wa-Sarasa techniques which developed from the influence of Indian Sarasa at the beginning of early modern period. It has been transmitted under the protection of Nabeshima Domain in Saga prefecture. 01: Mokuhanzuri Sarasa conducted by Mr. Suzuta Shigeto, skill holder of Important Intangible Cultural Property. | ||
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| Photographer | Naoko Matsuyama | ||
| Place | City of Kashima, Saga prefecture | File Size | 3725 KB |
| Definition | 4608 x 3072 | File Format | jpg |
| Copyright | Naoko Matsuyama | - | |
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03: Process of engraving wooden block. Conducted by Mr. Suzuta Shigeto, skill holder of Important Intangible Cultural Property.
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02: Process of color stencil, using persimmon juiced paper and brush. Conducted by Mr. Suzuta Shigeto, skill holder of Important Intangible Cultural Property.
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