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Writing box (suzuribako)

Type: box, ink-stone-box, tray

Materials/Techniques: lacquer on wood, gold, silver/takamakie, makie, inscribed

Creator/Culture: Japan

Date/Period: 16th century/Muromachi

Style Period: Muromachi

Repository: British Museum, London

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Helmet (kabuto) in the form of a three-faced deity (Sanbō Kōjin)

Type: helmet, apotropaic

Materials/Techniques: iron, leather, lacquer, silk

Owner/Culture: Worn by Uesugi Kenshin/Japan

Date/Period: 16th century/Momoyama

Style Period: Momoyama

Repository: Sendai City Museum, Sendai, Japan

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Robe (kosode) with pattern layout of alternating blocks

Type: robe, kimono, katamiguari

Materials/Techniques: embroidered silk with gold and silver leaf

Creator/Culture: Japan

Date/Period: 16th century

Repository: Tokyo National Museum, Tokyo, Japan

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Saddle with designs of reeds

Type: saddle, horse trappings

Materials/Techniques: lacquered wood, gold, makie

Creator/Culture: Design attributed to Kano Eitoku (1543-1590)

Date/Period: 16th century

Style Period: Momoyama

Repository: Tokyo National Museum, Tokyo, Japan

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Tea bowl, named Kizaemon

Type: bowl, tea arts

Materials/Techniques: reddish clay with light brown glaze

Creator/Culture: Made in Korea, used for chanoyu (tea arts) in Japan

Date/Period: mid 16th century/Muromachi

Repository: Kōhō-an, a subtemple of Daitokuji, Kyoto, Japan

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Lozenge-shaped dish with bridge handle

Type: dish, tea arts

Materials/Techniques: glazed stoneware, mino ware, Narumi Oribe type, katamiguari

Creator/Culture: Japan

Date/Period: early 17th century/Momoyama

Style Period: Momoyama

Repository: Kitamura Museum, Kyoto, Japan

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Mist shelves

Type: architectural element

Materials/Techniques: Wooden shelves, walls, and sliding doors with pigmented paper, monochrome ink, polychrome pigment, and gold dust on paper

Creator/Culture: Japan

Date/Period: 1677-1678/Edo

Style Period: Edo

Repository: Guest Hall, Middle Garden, Shugaku-in, Kyoto

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Sagabon edition of the noh libretto Michimori​

Type: book, theatrical

Materials/Techniques: Ink and mica on colored paper, printed with movable wooden type

Creator/Culture: Commissioned by Suminokura Sōan; paper design by Sōtatsu/Japan

Date/Period: first decade of the 17th century/Momoyama

Style Period: Momoyama

Repository: Spencer Collection, New York Public Library, New York

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Stencil with irises on geometric background

Type: stencil, design

Materials/Techniques: paper reinfoced with silk

Creator/Culture: Japan

Date/Period: 19th century

Repository: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

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Patched work coat (donza)

Type: textile, garment

Materials/Techniques: Cotton thread stitches on cotton patches

Creator/Culture: Japan, used in Awaji Island

Date/Period: late 19th-early 20th century

Repository: Hokudan Town Historical and Ethnographic Museum, Awaji Island

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