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hagitsuke 矧付 | ||||||
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The joining or gluing together of parts when making
a wooden statue or vessel. Originally the term meant sticking feathers to an arrow.
Lacquer or glue are used as an adhesive. Sometimes a mortise and tenon *hozo
ほぞ or a clamp *kasugai 鎹
and nails are also used to fasten a joint. To strengthen a joint, cloth may be
placed over it. Hagitsuke is also important in *uchiguri
内刳, where the inside of a sculpture is hollowed out through holes in the back,
head, or base. A separate piece of timber is stuck in to fill the hole. Also used
in *warihagi 割矧 where a
statue is split in half for hollowing and then rejoined, and in *yoseki-zukuri
寄木造, where a statue is constructed by joining hollow blocks. |
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