Sönke Ehlert
KOLK 17 gGmbH
CC BY SA 4.0
Medien: 5
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Additional titles
Head of a Bunraku Puppet
unknown to KOLK 17
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KOLK 17 is not aware of any persons or institutions involved in this collection item. If you know anyone involved in this object or have any comments, we would be pleased to receive your feedback via our contact form with the subject “Comments and questions about the collection”.
Dated
Date of origin: late 19th century
Geographical reference
Place of origin: Japan
Material / technique
Wood, carved, polychromed
Hair, knotted, nailed
Cord, attached
Metal, nailed
Dimensions
Object dimension:
18,5 x 14 x 14,8 cm
Weight:
269 g
Puppet volume: 20 x 12 x 17 cm
Creditline
KOLK 17 Figurentheater & Museum, Lübeck
Inventory no.
TF008665
Keywords
Asia
Performance by combined presence of actors and puppets
Bunraku | Ningyō Jōruri
Object description
Bunraku 文楽, also known as Ningyō Jōruri 人形浄瑠璃, is a traditional form of Japanese puppet theater. One puppet is usually moved by three puppeteers. One person plays the head and right arm, another the left arm and the third the legs. The puppeteers can be seen on stage with the puppets. This head has a built-in mechanism that can be used to turn the eyes and stick out the tongue. The head is painted and has a black human hair wig. (08.04.2025, EF)
Object history
This head of a Bunraku puppet was purchased by Fritz Fey Jr. in Copenhagen in March 1993 for 500 DM. Further details and the journey of the piece from Japan to Copenhagen are not known to KOLK 17 at this time. (08.04.2025, EF)
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Licence:
CC BY SA 4.0
Copyright:
© KOLK 17 gGmbH (Foto: Sönke Ehlert)