- 著者
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深澤 琴絵
植田 憲
朴 燦一
宮崎 清
- 出版者
- 日本デザイン学会
- 雑誌
- デザイン学研究. 研究発表大会概要集 (ISSN:09108173)
- 巻号頁・発行日
- no.49, pp.170-171, 2002-11-05
This paper describes The Furoshiki (Japanese wrapping cloths) and is development. The Emakimono (Japanese picture scrolls) and some remains are regarded on the designs including functions, forms, and ways of utilizations as living tools. It is obtained : (1) The Furoshiki was initiated in the late 6th century, the Asuka period. Two kinds of design are found in the remains of the prince Shotoku. (2) The Emakimono in Nara until Muromachi era, contains varieties of designs which were tightly connected to social backgrounds and temporal rules. Beyond the difference of sexes, generations, and social positions, it has been used widely to represent feelings of prey, respect with utilities of package, transportation and ceremonies.