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JAPAN - Ivory Okimono depicting a straw-hatted Geisha playing the Shamisen zither (Biwa). H. 25
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JAPAN - Ivory Okimono depicting a straw-hatted Geisha playing the Shamisen zither (Biwa). H. 25 cm Weight 459 g condition: Crack on face Note: The biwa lute is one of the most emblematic instruments of Japanese culture. Five ancient instruments dating from the Nara period (710-759), when the biwa was introduced to Japan, are preserved among other objects within the Shōsōin, Japan's shrine of imperial treasures. Biwa was introduced to Japan from China towards the end of the 7th century. Its origins probably date back to the rich Greco-Buddhist period that developed in Central Asia and then spread to the Far East with Buddhism, via India and the Silk Road. Its most direct ancestor, pipa, is thought to have arrived in China around the 3rd century. Over the course of the biwa's history, several different types of instrument have emerged. The gakubiwa is the instrument played in gagaku court music, heir to the ancient Chinese repertoire. Today, this biwa plays the bass in the gagaku ensemble. Another tradition developed in Japan between the 7th and 12th centuries. Blind Buddhist beggar-priests (moso) accompanied themselves on the mosobiwa to recite sacred texts (sutra). This tradition gave rise to a school distinguished by its narrative songs and tales of legends. It penetrated the aristocratic and warlike world of the samurai, and another type of instrument, the satsumabiwa, slightly smaller in size than the gakubiwa, was born in the 16th century. During the Meiji period (1868-1912), a new school borrowing from both the mosobiwa and satsumabiwa traditions spread the art of biwa beyond the restricted and often private circle of samurai spirit and heritage. Both the biwa and the shamisen (called samisen in Kyoto and Osaka), a three-stringed instrument with a rectangular body, use a triangular plectrum called a bachi, while the koto is plucked with picks (tsumi) worn on the fingers. These instruments were not intended to be played, but were probably made as decorative gifts.

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