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Container for medicine or seals

inrō 印籠

These small, artfully made stacked containers for medicine or also seals were worn on a silk cord with a figurally designed knob netsuke on the belt of a kimono. They belonged to the accessories of a man.

These small, artfully made stacked containers for medicine or also seals were worn on a silk cord with a figurally designed knob netsuke on the belt of a kimono. They belonged to the accessories of a man.

Collection:
Franz Ferdinand von Österreich-Este (1863 Graz - 1914 Sarajevo) DNB

Time:
1600-1868

Object Name
Container for medicine or seals

Material/technology:
Wood, lacquer, mother-of-pearl, ivory, silk

Copyright
Weltmuseum Wien

Period
Edo Period

Invs.
113175

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