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Fukumi Shimura (Author), Yoko Shimura (Author)
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志村ふくみ (著), 志村洋子 (著)
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| Dyeing and weaving artist*Fukumi Shimura, Yoko Learning weaving from mother and daughter First published in 1993, the long-time favorite [Fun of Weaving for Mothers and Children] is now available in a new edition with the addition of an article reporting on a workshop at a workshop [Weaving and Dyeing for Children]. This book explains how to use a tabletop handloom with easy-to-understand illustrations for beginners of weaving. It also introduces the principles and history of weaving as well as the author's weaving work, allowing readers to learn more about the world of weaving. The book also includes photographs of Shimura Fukumi's poems and artwork, which is one of the charms of this book. [Author Biography] Shimura Fukumi Born in Shiga Prefecture in 1924. Dyeing artist and essayist. Major books include Isshiki Issei (Kyuryudo), winner of the 10th Obutsu Jiro Prize, Narrating Flowers (Jinbunshoin), winner of the 41st Japan Essayists* Club Prize, Mother Color, and Shimura no Iro: Shimura Fukumi * Shimura Yoko no Somenori (Kyuryudo), co-authored with Yoko. Her collections include "Shimura Fukumi Works" (Shikosha), "Ori to Bun" (Weaving and Writing), and "Sequel to Ori to Bun: Bonfire" (Kyuryudo). In 1990, she was designated as a holder of Important Intangible Cultural Property (Living National Treasure), and in 1993, she was selected as a Person of Cultural Merit. In 2013, he opened a dyeing and weaving school [Ars Shimura] with his daughter Yoko. Yoko Shimura Born in Tokyo, Shimura is a dyeing and weaving artist. She was strongly attracted to the indigo technique and started dyeing and weaving in her 30's. Her teacher is a leading dyeing and weaving expert. Her teacher was Fukumi Shimura, a leading dyeing and weaving expert, essayist, and mother of a writer. In 1989, he founded Miyako Kikobo as a place to learn about religion, art, education, and other aspects of culture comprehensively through weaving. Currently, she continues to work with Shimura at her studio in Saga Arashiyama, Kyoto. In 2013, she and her mother opened a dyeing and weaving school [Ars Shimura] in Okazaki, Kyoto. She has published several books and collections of her works, including Shimura no Iro: The Dyeing and Weaving of Shimura Fukumi and Shimura Yoko, and Shimura Yoko: Dyeing and Weaving Design Opera (both published by Kyuryudo). |
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Learning weaving from mother and daughter
First published in 1993, the long-time favorite [Fun of Weaving for Mothers and Children] is now available in a new edition with the addition of an article reporting on a workshop at a workshop [Weaving and Dyeing for Children].
This book explains how to use a tabletop handloom with easy-to-understand illustrations for beginners of weaving.
It also introduces the principles and history of weaving as well as the author's weaving work, allowing readers to learn more about the world of weaving.
The book also includes photographs of Shimura Fukumi's poems and artwork, which is one of the charms of this book.
[Author Biography]
Shimura Fukumi
Born in Shiga Prefecture in 1924. Dyeing artist and essayist.
Major books include Isshiki Issei (Kyuryudo), winner of the 10th Obutsu Jiro Prize, Narrating Flowers (Jinbunshoin), winner of the 41st Japan Essayists* Club Prize, Mother Color, and Shimura no Iro: Shimura Fukumi * Shimura Yoko no Somenori (Kyuryudo), co-authored with Yoko.
Her collections include "Shimura Fukumi Works" (Shikosha), "Ori to Bun" (Weaving and Writing), and "Sequel to Ori to Bun: Bonfire" (Kyuryudo).
In 1990, she was designated as a holder of Important Intangible Cultural Property (Living National Treasure), and in 1993, she was selected as a Person of Cultural Merit.
In 2013, he opened a dyeing and weaving school [Ars Shimura] with his daughter Yoko.
Yoko Shimura
Born in Tokyo, Shimura is a dyeing and weaving artist.
She was strongly attracted to the indigo technique and started dyeing and weaving in her 30's. Her teacher is a leading dyeing and weaving expert.
Her teacher was Fukumi Shimura, a leading dyeing and weaving expert, essayist, and mother of a writer.
In 1989, he founded Miyako Kikobo as a place to learn about religion, art, education, and other aspects of culture comprehensively through weaving.
Currently, she continues to work with Shimura at her studio in Saga Arashiyama, Kyoto.
In 2013, she and her mother opened a dyeing and weaving school [Ars Shimura] in Okazaki, Kyoto.
She has published several books and collections of her works, including Shimura no Iro: The Dyeing and Weaving of Shimura Fukumi and Shimura Yoko, and Shimura Yoko: Dyeing and Weaving Design Opera (both published by Kyuryudo).
母娘から織物を学ぶ
1993年に初版発売され、長年愛されてきた『母と子の織りの楽しみ』が、 工房でのワークショップのレポート記事「子供が学ぶ織物と染色」を加え、新装版として装いを新たに刊行。
本書は、機織りの初心者を対象に、卓上手織り機の使い方をわかりやすいイラストで解説したものです。
また、機織りの原理や歴史、そして著者の機織りの仕事が紹介され、 機織りの世界について深く学ぶことができます。
志村ふくみの詩や作品の写真も掲載され、その世界観に触れることができるのも、 この本の魅力のひとつになっています。
【著者略歴】
志村ふくみ（しむらふくみ）
1924年滋賀県生まれ。染織作家、随筆家。
主な著書に第10回大佛次郎賞受賞の『一色一生』（求龍堂）、 第41回日本エッセイスト・クラブ賞受賞の『語りかける花』（人文書院）のほか、 『母なる色』、洋子との共著『しむらのいろ 志村ふくみ・志村洋子の染織』（以上求龍堂）など多数。
作品集に『志村ふくみ作品集』（紫紅社）、『織と文』『続・織と文 篝火』（以上求龍堂）など。
1990年重要無形文化財保持者（人間国宝）に認定、1993年文化功労者に選ばれる。
2013年に染織の学校「アルスシムラ」を娘の洋子とともに開校。
志村洋子（しむらようこ）
東京生まれ、染織作家。
藍建てに強く心をひかれ、30代から染織の道に入る。
師は染織の第一人者であり、随筆家、そして作家の実母である志村ふくみ。
1989年に宗教、芸術、教育など文化の全体像を織物を通して総合的に学ぶ場として 「都機工房」を創設。
現在京都・嵯峨嵐山の工房で、志村ふくみとともに制作を続けている。
2013年に京都・岡崎に染織の学校「アルスシムラ」を母とともに開校する。
著書・作品集に『しむらのいろ 志村ふくみ・志村洋子の染織』『志村洋子 染と織の意匠 オペラ』（以上求龍堂）がある。