おもしろ体験博物館
江戸民具街道の展示品紹介
Japanese Folk Art Museum
What you can see at Edo Mingu Kaido
Home ＞展示品紹介(Exhibits) ＞菓子木型(Confectionary molds)
5.食の道具
Tools supported food culture
菓子木型
Confectionary molds
「菓子木型」という言葉は現代ではあまり聞かれることがなくなりましたが和菓子づくりに使用される菓子木型は長い歴史があります。江戸時代に菓子文化が隆盛し様々なデザインの菓子木型が数多く作られました。贈答用には大型の落雁が作られました。明治以降になると引菓子用の落雁のために鯛・鶴・亀・海老・松・蓮・四季折々の花などの菓子木型が多数作られるようになります。またボンボン時計や自転車などの時代を反映した菓子木型もあらわれます。
Nowadays, it is rarely heard the word
"confectionary mold", though the confectionary molds or cake molds utilized to
make Japanese sweets have a long history. During the Edo Period, the
culture of sweets was developed and a variety of designs of confectionary molds
were produced in numbers; large size rakugan (sugared confection) were sold for
presents or gifts. In the Meiji Period, sugar confection rakugan were
given as gifts or presents at ceremonies such as wedding and for that purpose,
the majority of designs changed to sea bream, crane, tortoise, lobster, pine
tree, lotus flower, seasonal flowers, etc.; some mold designs reflect the period
of time such as clocks or bicycles.
おもしろ体験博物館江戸民具街道
神奈川県足柄上群中井町久所４１８
0465-81-5339
Japanese Folk Art Museum "Edo Mingu Kaido"
Address: 418 Kuzo, Nakai-machi, Ashigara-kamigun, Kanagawa-ken, Japan
Tel: 0465-81-5339