This woman performing a Noh Mai dance is a netsuke titled 'Hagoromo,' created by Isshu Kishi and currently on display at the Tokyo National Museum. Hagoromo is a Noh play, and according to Wikipedia, its plot is as follows:
A fisherman is walking with his companions at night when he finds the Hagoromo, the magical feather-mantle of a tennin (an aerial spirit or celestial dancer) hanging on a bough. The tennin sees him taking it and demands its return because she cannot return to Heaven without it. The fisherman argues with her, and finally promises to return it, if she will show him her dance or part of it..... (Wikipedia)
I saw several Noh plays a long time ago, but I couldn't enjoy them much because the lines are spoken in classical Japanese, which I don't understand. Without Kyogen—the shorter, comic relief plays performed between the solemn Noh acts—I'd have been bored to death! If you ever get a chance to see Noh and Kyogen, don't forget to read the plot in advance.
If you love netsuke, check out the posts below the photos!
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| "Hagoromo," Isshu Kishi 「羽衣」岸一舟 |
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- Kawaii Two-Legged Yokai Goblin Netsuke Sculpture
- Kawaii Netsuke Jedi
- Watermelon Netsuke Carving With Makie Lacquer Painting
- Netsuke "Jurojin God"
- Netsuke "Dog Days"
- Netsuke "Muskmelon"
- Netsuke and Jello "Goldfish"
- Netsuke/Ojime "Wild Boar, Baby Boars"
- Gourds in Various Forms - Netsuke, Pickle.....
- Netsuke "Sheep"
- Netsuke "Boss"
- Netsuke "Fukurokuju God"
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東京国立博物館に展示されていた岸一舟作の根付「羽衣」です。「羽衣」は能の演目の一つ。人間が天女の羽衣を拾い、返す前に舞を見せてもらうお話です。
能はずいぶん前にいくつか鑑賞したのですが、予習してなかったせいか撃沈。。。すーっと落ちてしまいました😪(ただ狂言は楽しめました!)
「羽衣」は観たことないのですが、この根付のおかげであらすじを知ることができました。コロナ終わったら観に行こう!
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