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Dragon

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Title

Dragon

Collection

Production

execution: anonymous, Japan

Material | Technique

iron

Measurements

height: 7.7 cm
width: 6.6 cm

Inventory number

OR 1486

Acquisition

assumption , 1907

Department

Asia Collection

Description

Form: Rechteck mit abgerundeten Kanten (nadekakugata 撫角形); erhöhter Rand; Relief mit Silbereinlagen (zōgan 象嵌 = Tauschierung); links neben der länglichen Öffnung in der Mitte (nakagoana 中心穴 oder茎穴) die Öffnung kozukahitsu 小柄櫃. Ein Drache, der sich durch tsuba durschlängelt.

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