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Plum blossoms and lotus

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Title

Plum blossoms and lotus

Collection

Production

execution: anonymous, Japan

Material | Technique

iron

Measurements

height: 6.6 cm
width: 6.5 cm

Inventory number

OR 1452

Acquisition

assumption , 1907

Department

Asia Collection

Description

Form: rechteckig mit abgerundeten Kanten(nadekakugata 撫角形); durchbrochen; Motiv teilweise im negativen Schatttenumriss (kagesukashi 影透); zu beiden Seiten der länglichen Öffnung in der Mitte (nakagoana 中心穴 oder茎穴) befinden sich die Öffnungen kozukahitsu 小柄櫃 links und kōgaihitsu 笄櫃 rechts. Blühender Pflaumenzweig und indische Lotosblumen.

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02.09.2026

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