Maki-e box ‘Tide-water’, by Koyanagi Tanekuni, the traditional idea of katami gawari (one-sided pattern) with a bold contrasting design is employed here to express the impression of tidal movements. Pieces of mother-of-pearl are inlaid to create the impression of a beach scattered with shells, 2017
box with a lid
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Method of acquisition: Given (2019-11-25) by Koyanagi Tanekuni
Accession number: O.3&A-2019
Primary reference Number: 239683
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The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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