[Mini Exhibition] Traditional Cut Paper
From Tue, September 10 to Sat, November 30, 2024
[Mini Exhibition] Traditional Cut Paper
From Tue, September 10 to Sat, November 30, 2024
In this mini-exhibition, we will introduce Traditional Cut Paper which, unlike handcrafted paper arts, is used in religious rituals and annual events. Representative examples include New Year’s decorations to welcome the deity of the year and stage decorations for Kagura (Shinto ritual performances).
Traditional Cut Paper is not only sacred but also aesthetically remarkable. While it might be less commonly seen due to its use in ritual contexts, regional variations, and changes in living environments and lifestyles, we hope this modest exhibition will provide an opportunity to experience a part of the cut paper culture.
Hourai “寿” (longevity)
Ōkazari
Iinoyama Shrine (Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture)