横幅 21.5cm × 縦 15cm × 厚さ 3cm
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Japanese Silk Sukiya-bukuro — “Bōyō Donsu” Brocade
Introducing a Japanese-made sukiya-bukuro fashioned from pure silk.
A sukiya-bukuro is a pouch used in the tea ceremony for carrying fukusa, folding fans, yōji (sweet picks), kaishi paper, Shino-bukuro, and similar small implements. Functionally, it is like a handbag carried with traditional dress, so it is suitable not only for tea gatherings but also for outings in kimono.
“Bōyō Donsu” is one of the celebrated meibutsugire (famous brocades). It is said to have been owned by Miyake Bōyō, a Confucian scholar and disciple of Sen Sōtan. The design features arabesques with cloud-like blossoms and dancing phoenixes, evoking a distinctly exotic charm. It was used for the shifuku pouch of the renowned tea caddy “Iwaki Bunrin.” The textile is believed to date from the mid-Ming dynasty in China.
This sukiya-bukuro is made in a refreshing, stylish pale green.
Dimensions: 21.5 cm (W) × 15 cm (H) × 3 cm (D)
Material: Pure silk
日本制 正绢 数寄屋袋 亡羊缎子
以下介绍一款日本制、正绢材质的“数寄屋袋”。
所谓“数寄屋袋”,是指茶道中用来收纳帛纱、扇子、楊枝、怀纸、志野袋等物品以便携带的袋物。由于类似和装时携带的手提包,因此不仅可用于茶道场合,也可在和服外出时使用。
“亡羊缎子”是名物裂之一,据说为千宗旦门下的茶人兼儒学者三宅亡羊所持有。其纹样为云形花纹的唐草文中,点缀飞舞的凤凰,颇具异国情调。亦被用于大名物“岩城文琳茶入”的仕覆。被认为出自中国明代中期。
此款数寄屋袋为淡绿色调,清爽而雅致。
尺寸:横幅21.5cm × 纵15cm × 厚3cm
材质:正绢(真丝)