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Tea Powder Container with Poem of Sumiyoshi in Makie
- Museum No.
- HO47-193
Photo No：140404_HL_0025
Color type：Color
| Title | Tea Powder Container with Poem of Sumiyoshi in Makie |
|---|---|
| Designation | |
| Artist | Torii Soshuku and Ema Chokan |
| Category | Lacquerware (H) |
| Country | Japan |
| Period | Taishō |
| Century | 20th |
| Year | |
| Quantity | |
| Materials | |
| Dimensions | Diameter 6.3cm Height 6.6cm |
| Inscription by | |
| Signature/Seals Etc | |
| Donor | Inagaki Magoichiro |
Included Works
Lacquerware from the Minoya Lacquer Collection
HO47
Bowl with Pine and Plum Blossoms in Makie from a Sample Set of Wedding Dishes for Princess Terunomiya
HO47-1
Bowl with Pine and Plum Blossoms in Makie from a Sample Set of Wedding Dishes for Princess Terunomiya
HO47-2
Bowl with Plum Blossoms in Makie from a Sample Set of Wedding Dishes for Princess Terunomiya
HO47-3
Bowl with Pine and Plum Blossoms in Makie from a Sample Set of Wedding Dishes for Princess Terunomiya
HO47-4
Lacquered Tray from a Sample Set of Wedding Dishes for Princess Terunomiya
HO47-5
Secondary Tray from a Sample Set of Wedding Dishes for Princess Terunomiya
HO47-6
Lacquered Tray from a Sample Set of Wedding Dishes for Princess Terunomiya
HO47-7
Lacquered Bowl Stand from a Sample Set of Wedding Dishes for Princess Terunomiya
HO47-8
Lacquered Teacup Stand with Lid from a Sample Set of Wedding Dishes for Princess Terunomiya
HO47-9
Lacquered Rice Container with Ladle from a Sample Set of Wedding Dishes for Princess Terunomiya
HO47-10
Lacquered Stand for Rice Container from a Sample Set of Wedding Dishes for Pricess Terunomiya
HO47-11
Sake Ewer with Pine and Plum Blossoms in Makie from a Sample Set of Wedding Dishes for Princess Teru
HO47-12
Lidded Bowl
HO47-13
Lidded Bowl
HO47-14
Lidded Bowl
HO47-15
Lidded Bowl
HO47-16
Lidded Bowl
HO47-17
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