Special Concert: Resonating Forms of Goddesses - Sacred Melodies Woven by the Ancient Eurasian Earth (Part 1)
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Special Concert: Resonating Forms of Goddesses - Sacred Melodies Woven by the Ancient Eurasian Earth (Part 1)

Japanese name:【特別演奏会】響きあう、女神のかたち―古代ユーラシアの大地が紡いだ聖なるしらべ― 第一回

📅 Sun, Dec 13, 2026

📍 Iwata, Shizuoka

About this event

"Resonating Forms of Goddesses: Sacred Melodies Woven by the Ancient Eurasian Earth" is a related event designed to deepen appreciation for the exhibition "Forms of Goddesses: Genealogies of Female Deities Around Fertility and Life - Ancient Central Asia and the Indian World." In this concert, flutist Haruna Furukawa will perform, expressing through the flute's tone the inspiration drawn from the exhibited "Goddess Statues." Visitors can experience a special moment where ancient prayers, memories of life, and invisible vibrations dwelling within sculptural forms intertwine through visual and auditory senses. Prior to the performance, an appreciation lecture on selected goddess artworks chosen by Ms. Furukawa will also be held, offering a luxurious time where "viewing" artworks and "listening" to music seamlessly merge.

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Venue

Hamana Konpo Yuso Silk Road Museum

888 Kamonobe, Iwata, Shizuoka 438-0111

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