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A striking issue of 「目の眼 (MenoMe / Mind’s Eye)」, this December 2007 edition (No. 12) is dedicated to the world of 古楽器 (traditional / antique musical instruments), offering a rare and refined look into Japan’s historical sound culture and craftsmanship.
Beautifully photographed throughout, the magazine presents an array of classical instruments—from elegant stringed instruments and lacquered biwa to delicately crafted wind instruments and ceremonial pieces—each captured with exceptional detail. The pages highlight not only their form and ornamentation, but also the artistry behind their construction, showcasing fine materials, intricate inlay work, and the quiet elegance that defines traditional Japanese aesthetics.
As with all MenoMe issues, the content goes beyond a single theme. Alongside the main feature on antique instruments, the volume includes curated selections of ceramics, sculpture, and folk art, offering a broader perspective on Japanese and East Asian antiques. The balance of scholarly insight and visual richness makes it both an informative reference and an inspiring art book.
The book remains in good vintage condition, with light wear to the cover and edges consistent with age, while the interior pages are clean and vibrant. A compelling addition for collectors, musicians, or anyone with an appreciation for traditional Japanese arts and the timeless beauty of handcrafted objects.
