Verification of Adopt of Heishi Shape and the Symbolical Shape Component

Torimiya Naomichi

doi:10.11247/jssdj.57.47_2

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瓶子形状の受容と象徴的な器形要素の検証

Abstract

The present study, to investigate the origin of the shape of Heishi used for a ritual of the Shinto shrine and to show the symbolism of Heishi, the most suitable shape was clarified by the analysis. Ceramic ware of Japan has developed by technological transmission from Chine and Korea. And copy of shape was frequently done. Heishi was accepted as center ceramic ware in Japan. It started around Seto production, and came to be used from the work of art to daily necessaries widely. It has been understood that the evaluation of" A swelling upper part is large" and "Shape to connect the upper part to the lower part is small R" and "The upper part ant the lower part are equal to the ration of length" is high as a result of analyzing suitable Heishi shap to enshrine it before the altar by the conjoint analysis.

Journal

Bulletin of Japanese Society for the Science of Design

Bulletin of Japanese Society for the Science of Design 57 (5), 47-52, 2011

Japanese Society for the Science of Design

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CRID: 1390282680388681728

NII Article ID: 110008513556

NII Book ID: AN00150292

DOI: 10.11247/jssdj.57.47_2

ISSN: 21865221; 09108173

Text Lang: ja

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