photo from [16] |
このあやとりはふたりで取ることに意義がありますが、ひとりで取るときは次のようにします。
Chamáng | Die Faden- und Abnehmspiele auf Palau — p.46 | [16] |
The Sago Palm (La'bia) | Papuan Cat's Cradles — p.324 | [28] |
Ma'o (shark) | String Figures from the Marquesas and Society Islands — p.85 | [37] |
Turtle (Pueen) | String Figures from Northern New Guinea — p.219 | [76] |
Chaga (Drum as used in dancing) | String Figures of Papua New Guinea — p.18 | [97] |
Turtle (Un) | String Figures from New Caledonia and The Loyalty Islands — p.54 | [109] |
No name recorded | String Figures of the Austral Islands : 1920-21 — p.134 | [137-1] |
Chamáng (the crab) | The String Games and Cat's Cradles of Palau : 1911 — p.75 | [137-13] |
Dec 1, 2024 © ISHINO Keiichiro – k16@chiba.email.ne.jp |