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Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Wedding Weekend Itinerary
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Wednesday, August 4, 2010
How To Open 100 Pipers Scotch
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Good night all.
Since long ago I do not write anything interesting, and tonight I'm a little bored, I decided write a new entry.
The topic covers Kokeshis.
The Kokeshis are a traditional Japanese dolls, originally from the Tohoku region in northern Japan. Handcrafted wood, are characterized by having a single stem and a rounded head painted with simple lines to define the face. The body has floral designs and has no arms or legs. The bottom is marked with the signature of the craftsman.
The origin of Kokeshi figures dating back two hundred years ago, in the Edo Period (1603-1867). It is thought that skilled artisans in wood utensils, the Tohoku region, began to make small dolls to sell as I remember the tourists visiting the hot springs.
forms and patterns of traditional Kokeshi dolls are unique to each zone and passed from master to apprentice for years. There are eleven types of Kokeshi: Tsuchiyu, Togatta, Yajiro, Naruko, Sakunami, Yamagata, Kijiyama, Nanbu, Tsugaru, Zao-Takayu and Hijioro. There are also calls creative Kokeshi where the artisan has creative freedom in terms of shapes, colors and design. This type of doll is relatively new, developed after World War II (1945).
can be divided into two types:
Dento-The traditional, are easily recognizable as having the characteristics of the place where they were created. The style passed down from generation to generation of artisans.
-The Shingata or creative, completely free of accomplishment.
Inspired by these traditional dolls are the dolls momiji . are small wooden dolls about 10 inches (although they are made in resin). Its main feature is to have a lower space in which you save a message to the owner of the figurine.
Since long ago I do not write anything interesting, and tonight I'm a little bored, I decided write a new entry.
The topic covers Kokeshis.
The Kokeshis are a traditional Japanese dolls, originally from the Tohoku region in northern Japan. Handcrafted wood, are characterized by having a single stem and a rounded head painted with simple lines to define the face. The body has floral designs and has no arms or legs. The bottom is marked with the signature of the craftsman.
The origin of Kokeshi figures dating back two hundred years ago, in the Edo Period (1603-1867). It is thought that skilled artisans in wood utensils, the Tohoku region, began to make small dolls to sell as I remember the tourists visiting the hot springs.
forms and patterns of traditional Kokeshi dolls are unique to each zone and passed from master to apprentice for years. There are eleven types of Kokeshi: Tsuchiyu, Togatta, Yajiro, Naruko, Sakunami, Yamagata, Kijiyama, Nanbu, Tsugaru, Zao-Takayu and Hijioro. There are also calls creative Kokeshi where the artisan has creative freedom in terms of shapes, colors and design. This type of doll is relatively new, developed after World War II (1945).
can be divided into two types:
Dento-The traditional, are easily recognizable as having the characteristics of the place where they were created. The style passed down from generation to generation of artisans.
-The Shingata or creative, completely free of accomplishment.
Inspired by these traditional dolls are the dolls momiji . are small wooden dolls about 10 inches (although they are made in resin). Its main feature is to have a lower space in which you save a message to the owner of the figurine.
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Monday, August 2, 2010
Excuse Letter For Wedding
be back and I have ^ - ^ (thank you)
hooola!
long time ago I did not write anything on the blog, it is partly because I spent two wonderful weeks in Dublin thanks to a scholarship and the other half think it is because the heat that really take away the desire do anything to anyone.
Well ... today's post is dedicated to new awards lol.
Dale 
hooola!
long time ago I did not write anything on the blog, it is partly because I spent two wonderful weeks in Dublin thanks to a scholarship and the other half think it is because the heat that really take away the desire do anything to anyone.
Well ... today's post is dedicated to new awards lol.
kinder Award
The administrator 
RULES
Answer the following 4 questions ^ ^.
1 - What is your favorite manga? Hana Yori Dango, Marmalade Boy and many more ...
2 - What is the OST do you like? Well ... ummm .... how hard Sakura!
3 - How many anime series to calculate that you have seen? Uff ... well a lot! I think I started with those made in the channel buzz and Pokemon ^ ^.
4 - What do not you like manga? I think so far I have not found any that I like, although I remember that two I got on his nerves "Lain, and Boogie of Phantom"
4 - What do not you like manga? I think so far I have not found any that I like, although I remember that two I got on his nerves "Lain, and Boogie of Phantom"
Pass this award to 5 blogs
World kawaii
Dale
more awards! XD
Rules for this award are:
gave you thank the ke Award: Thanks Sweet-chan! ^ ^
Answering questions
1-From 1 to 10 Kawaii how much you like it? 9: D
2-What is your favorite ice cream flavor? Lemon and vanilla
3-What is your favorite anime? Scaflowne, CC Sakura, Karekano .... is that many and I decidooo ...
4-you had already noticed ke RADAR spelled the same backwards? yeah: D
5-Do you like J-Pop? waaaaay
Give the award to 5 blogs:
World kawaii
Premioo!
RULES
thank the blog gives him move on to five friends or recommended blogs
is easy you just have to mention six videos of K-pop favorites and say what you've been taught or that they like?
Thanks Sweet-chan! : D
thing about the videos ... I have it raw so I just pass it to other blogs ^ ^
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