Kyoto-style handicrafts

Japanese: 京風手事物 - きょうふうてごともの

... Pieces with this kind of structure that place emphasis on tegoto are called tegotomono or te no mono, and became especially popular in Kyoto compositions after the Bunkasei period (1804-1830). They are also called Kyoto-style tegotomono or Kyoto-style tegotomono. Note that there are cases where tegoto is included more than once in a piece, but pieces with an unclear structure are sometimes simply called aino-te....

From [Matsuura Kengyo]

…The Fujiike school, which began with Fujiike Kengyo, was abolished in Matsuura. He was active as a composer of shamisen pieces known as "Kyoto-style tegotomono," which were perfected in Kyoto and focused on delicate instrumental techniques. His masterpieces, "Uji Meguri," "Shiki no Namie," "Four People," and "Midnight Moon," are known as the "Matsuura Yotsumono." …

*Some of the terminology used in reference to "Kyoto-style tegotomono" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…こうした構造の，手事に比重のあるものを手事物，手の物などといい，とくに化政期(1804‐30)以後の京都における作曲で盛んになった。京流手事物，京風手事物などともいう。なお，手事が一曲中に2度以上含まれる場合もあるが，その構造の明確でないほうのものは単に合の手という場合もある。…