Tea jar

A teapot wrapped with a silk string. The lid is covered with a decoration called MACRAME that ties strings to make a pattern. A tuft called YORIHUSA is attached around it.

Kyoto

Traditional Crafts

Specificatie

KUMIHIMO was also used for aristocratic costumes in ancient times.
It was used as armor and decorative cords, and as a decorative cord for tea utensils during the Muromachi period.

Technische specificatie

Unieke ref.Tea_jar
ProductfamilieKUMIHIMO/くみひも
ProductgroepTea jar/茶壷
TypeObject (single object)
Publicatiedatum2020-10-12
Editienummer1
Hoogte (mm)240
Breedte (mm)220
Diepte (mm)220

Links

Product-urlhttps://showenkumihimo.com/

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Classificatie

Categorie BIMobjectFurniture - Interior Artwork & Decoration
IFC-classificatieObject
UNSPSC-naamFinishing materials and products
UNSPSC-code301519
Uniclass 2015-codePr_45_63_63_94
Uniclass 2015-beschrijvingVases
CSI MasterFormat 2014 Code12 46 29
CSI MasterFormat 2014 TitelVases
OmniClass-nummer23-21 37 13 23
OmniClass-titelDecorative Vases
CSI UniFormat II-codeC
CSI UniFormat II-titelINTERIORS

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