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Relief ”KYOGEN” 　狂言（蝋装飾）

¥3,240 税込

なら手数料無料で月々¥1,080から

送料が別途¥600かかります。

クリーンでフレンドリー　本商品は100%植物由来のワックスでできたレリーフです。無香料で木製品などのお手入れにも使われる櫨蝋を使用しています。身近な木製品のお手入れや日常生活の装飾にお使いいただけます。図案は700年の歴史を持つ伝統的な日本芸能「狂言」の物語に登場する動物や植物をモチーフにしたオリジナルデザインです。

[ この箱には4種類全てが入っています。]
バリエーション：1.柑子、2.伊文字、3.楽阿弥、4.貝尽し
仕様：不燃性。
納期：3週間（飛行機利用）
最小注文数量（MOQ）：4箱から
支払い方法：銀行振込またはPayPal
製品説明[ https://www.playknotjapan.com/knot-japan-2023-%E6%97%A5%E6%9C%AC%E3%81%AE%E6%A4%8D%E7%89%A9%E3%81%AB/%E5%9B%9E%E9%81%8A%E6%A1%88%E5%86%85tour-guide ]
100% Pure and Friendly
This product is a relief made from 100% plant-derived wax. It uses Japan wax, which is also used to maintain wooden products. It's fragrance-free and 100% natural, so it can be used to maintain everyday wooden products and decorate everyday life. The design is an original motif of cute animals and plants that appear in the stories of Kyogen, a traditional Japanese performing art with a 700-year history.
[ FOUR TYPE OF STORIES IN THIS BOX]
VARIATION 1.ORANGE, 2.THE CHARACTER I, 3.RAKU-AMI, 4.SHELL’S PARTY
SPECFICATIONS : NON-COMBUSTIBLE.
TURNAROUND TIME: 3 WEEKS（USE A CARGO AIR)
MOQ: FROM 4 BOXES
PAYMENT. BANK TRANSFER OR PAYPAL

【Art of Story】
The "Tangerine." ornament is a piece that will have you feeling like Tarokaja is about to eat a tangerine.

The "Character 伊( I )" is a mysterious Kyogen story about a man who, with the help of the advice of the Bodhisattva Kannon, chases after the whereabouts of a woman he met and left behind. The setting is Kiyomizu. It is inspired by the cherry blossoms of Kiyomizu.

"Rakuami" is set in the pine forest of Beppo in Ise Province. At the historic site where the shakuhachi player Rakuami died, the shakuhachi was hung on a pine tree on the anniversary of his death. One day, a traveling monk passed in front of a pine tree with a shakuhachi on it. Then, Rakuami's ghost appeared, sang and danced while talking about his last moments, and then disappeared.

"Shellfish Party" is a familiar theme song that appears as a special Kyogen Roll in a Noh drama that dramatizes the legend of Umisachihiko and Yamasachihiko. In the Kyogen Komai dance, shell fairies appear and are depicted singing and dancing joyfully.