題名
- 植物文様: 菊
Collection
Production
- 作者: 無名, mie-ken 三重県, 19. Jahrhundert
- 作者: 無名
時代 | 王朝 | 様式
材料 | 手法
Measurements
- 縦幅: 26.4 cm
- 横幅: 42.1 cm
- Muster (Motiv) - 縦幅: 17.2 cm
- Muster (Motiv) - 横幅: 36.4 cm
作品番号
- OR 3925-6392
Acquisition
- 引継 , 1907
Department
- アジアコレクション
Description
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The chrysanthemum (kiku 菊) symbolizes longevity, which dates back to a Chinese legend. The Yellow River once originated in a chrysanthemum meadow, and a villager who drank from the spring achieved a long life. In Japan, the motif first appears in the Kokin-wakashū 古今和歌集 (early 10th century), while the Man’yōshū 万葉集 from the 8th century lists 157 plant species but does not contain a single poem about chrysanthemums. It is therefore assumed that the flower was first introduced to Japan from China at the end of the 8th or beginning of the 9th century.
Last update
- 26.04.2026
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