Collection place: Japan / Donor: Design Department (UC Berkeley) / Function: 1.6 Manufacturing, Constructing, Craft, and Professional Pursuits - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

Start Over Collection place Japan Donor Design Department (UC Berkeley) Function 1.6 Manufacturing, Constructing, Craft, and Professional Pursuits

Hearst Museum object titled Basket, accession number 9-15879, described as Split bamboo with think rolled edge. 12 inch diameter, 10 inch high.

Hearst Museum object titled Printed paper, accession number 9-15921, described as made from stencil set: 9-18184 through 9-18219

Hearst Museum object titled Stencil, accession number 9-18210, described as stencil; brown paper with three male skeletons fighting; lower right edge torn; remnants of backing paper on back; stencil for making katazome (resist-dyed fabric)

Hearst Museum object titled Stencil, accession number 9-18202, described as stencil; brown paper with key-fret and diamond geometric pattern; edges worn, perforated; some tears; stencil for making katazome (resist-dyed fabric)

Hearst Museum object titled Stencil, accession number 9-18212a,b, described as 2 stencils; both brown paper, both with image of woman and man gathering firewood and herbs; mountain in background; stencil for making katazome (resist-dyed fabric); a is UCDD 3682g; b is UCDDr

Hearst Museum object titled Stencil, accession number 9-18207, described as stencil; brown paper with tomoe (rotating commas) design; bottom edge irregularly cut; label remnants in upper right corner; stencil for making katazome (resist-dyed fabric)

Hearst Museum object titled Stencil, accession number 9-18208, described as stencil; brown paper with design of swirling water, plants (ginger?), incense symbols used in crests (mon); remnants of backing paper on back; right edge perforated; stencil for making katazome (resist-dyed fabric)

Hearst Museum object titled Stencil, accession number 9-18186, described as stencil; brown paper; one (large) carp; ink writing on background paper; stencil for making katazome (resist-dyed fabric)

Hearst Museum object titled Stencil, accession number 9-18217, described as stencil; brown paper; crane flying over three tablets decorated with geometric motifs; remnants of paper backing; stencil for making katazome (resist-dyed fabric)

Hearst Museum object titled Stencil, accession number 9-18214, described as stencil; brown paper; two men laying bricks and mortar (same stencil artist as for 9-18213); stencil for making katazome (resist-dyed fabric)