A craftsman who makes prayer beads. He appears as a rosary puller in the Seventy-first Poetry Contest, and is also called a "juzu-shi" in Jinrin Kunmong Zui and Imayo Shokuninzu Hyakunin Isshu. A prayer bead shop can also be seen in the Rakuchu Rakugaizu. The craftsman depicted there is dressed as a monk and uses a maigiri (a dance cone), but the organization of his work has not yet been made clear. [Amino Yoshihiko] Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
数珠を作る職人。《七十一番歌合》には念珠引として現れ,《人倫訓蒙図彙》《今様職人尽百人一首》などでは〈数珠師〉ともいわれ,洛中洛外図にも数珠屋がみられる。そこに描かれた職人は僧形で,舞錐(まいぎり)を使っているが,その組織などはまだ明らかにされていない。【網野 善彦】
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