I bought “Fudegaki” from Super (photo)。It is several times more magnificent than the “fudegaki” that has always been in my image.。I thought I knew Fudegaki, but、I think this is the first time I've seen this、is。It seems like a bitter persimmon though、The astringency was removed well and it was delicious.。
The “fudegaki” in my head is、Is it smaller than a brush? Was it "Tsukushi"? It's like a candle flame turned upside down.、a little smaller、I started to feel like I had a poor appearance (sorry).。Persimmons growing on the other side of the fence as I pass by、Fude persimmons that no one picks at the back of the factory.、It didn't look like such a fine persimmon.。
Looking at this "fudegaki"、I saw it at the Louvre or somewhere.、It reminded me of the face of the Romanesque Crucifixion statue.。The ``strange protrusion'' and swollen shape of the upper part of a persimmon fruit、It vaguely overlapped with the outline of Christ, pitifully crowned with thorns.。
By the way、I did a little research on what kind of thorns there are on Christ's crown.。
Mostly the theory is that it is a holly and that it is a holly, which is a member of the Euphorbiaceae family.。Holly has thorns on its leaves.、Hanakirin has thorns on its stem.。The holly is、It is used for Christmas holly, which is displayed on the door at Christmas.。I have tried raising Hanakirin before.、I thought it looked a little different from the crown.。I didn't know because it died on the way.、It seems that if it grows as it is, it will become like a vine.。This seems to be more appropriate in terms of "weaving a crown" (anyway, Hanakirin is in pain)。
Come to think of it、much later、The memory of sketching Christ's face in watercolor came back to me.。
