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[Translation from Japanese to English ] kira karacho There is a big shopping mall called cocon Karasumaru, in Shigyo...
Original Texts
kira karacho
京都の中心部である四条烏丸にcocon烏丸という大きなショッピングビルがある。ここの一階を入った左手にあるkira karachoのショップに初めて入ったとき、それまで「古風なもの」だと思い込んでいた日本伝統の文様が、強烈に新しいもののように見えた。
Photo&Text by tamachangg
当時の店内には唐紙のポストカードが敷き詰められるように並べられていた。その様子はまるで、パレットから絵の具を選ぶような感覚で、 そのパレットを再現したくて一枚500円のポストカードを大量に買って帰った。
唐紙とは、そもそも日本の伝統工芸の一つで、主に襖紙に用いられる。現在でも桂離宮や二条城などの襖には必らず唐長の唐紙で修復されるが、一般的な襖紙の需要は減少の一途を辿っている。
そんな唐紙を現代の生活のインテリアにしたり、アートとして展開していこうとされているのが、千田愛子さんとトトアキヒコさん夫婦である。 お二人の夢は唐紙の美術館をつくること。
写真左のように、最近では唐紙と家具職人のコラボレーションなど、新しい展開が行われている。
kira karacho
075-353-5885
http://www.kirakaracho.co.jp/
京都府京都市下京区水銀屋町620 COCON烏丸1F(四条烏丸店)
Translated by
mangetsu_1982
Kira Karacho
In the central area of Kyoto, in Shijo Karasuma, there's a big shopping mall called Cocon Karasuma. On the left-hand side of the ground floor, there was a shop called 'Kira Karacho'. It had a lot of traditional Japanese patterns in it that up until now I had thought of as very old fashioned, but somehow in there they seemed very fresh.
In the central area of Kyoto, in Shijo Karasuma, there's a big shopping mall called Cocon Karasuma. On the left-hand side of the ground floor, there was a shop called 'Kira Karacho'. It had a lot of traditional Japanese patterns in it that up until now I had thought of as very old fashioned, but somehow in there they seemed very fresh.
Wanting to recreate that colour scheme, I bought lots of postcards for 500 Yen each.
Karakami paper is a traditional Japanese handicraft, which is mostly used for sliding doors and screens. Even today, the sliding doors in Katsurikyuu palace and Nijoji castle are always repaired with Karakami, but for most sliding doors, it seems like the demand for Karakami is going to decrease.
The husband and wife team of Aiko Senda and Akihiko Toto are developing Karakami as an art for contemporary interiors.
Karakami paper is a traditional Japanese handicraft, which is mostly used for sliding doors and screens. Even today, the sliding doors in Katsurikyuu palace and Nijoji castle are always repaired with Karakami, but for most sliding doors, it seems like the demand for Karakami is going to decrease.
The husband and wife team of Aiko Senda and Akihiko Toto are developing Karakami as an art for contemporary interiors.
Their dream is to open a museum dedicated to Karakami.
The images on the left show new uses and collaborations with furniture craftsman using Karakami.
The images on the left show new uses and collaborations with furniture craftsman using Karakami.
Result of Translation in Conyac
- Number of Characters of Requests:
- 562letters
- Translation Language
- Japanese → English
- Translation Fee
- $50.58
- Translation Time
- about 12 hours
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