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Ivory netsuke, Japan, 1701-1900
This ivory netsuke was made in Japan. It is in the form of a rabbit-like creature grinding with a mortar and pestle. This imagery almost certainly refers to the ‘Hare in the Moon’, a messenger of the moon deity. The creature mixes the elixir of immortality with his mortar and pestle. Netsuke are toggle-like ornaments. They hang objects such as medicine boxes or tobacco pouches from the sash of a k…
Autors
- Science Museum, London
Temats
- netsuke
- Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Neckes
Autors
- Science Museum, London
Temats
- netsuke
- Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Neckes
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- Credit: Science Museum, London
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- L0065525
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- Science Museum A641096
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- United Kingdom
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