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Start Over Object class Plaited weaving Media available legacy documentation Accession number Acc.374
Hearst Museum object titled Basket, accession number 9-5841, described as Basket; plaited chestnut brown bamboo strips; flaring neck; hexagonal base; two elaborate twisted handles; height 36 cm.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Inro, accession number 9-5677, described as Inro, 4-case type; red-brown lacquer ground imitates grainy wood; archer on horseback on one side, pine tree on other; incised ivory ojime; green silk plaited cord; height: 7.4 cm; stolen in 1981
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Inro, accession number 9-5126, described as Inro; black lacquer ground; one side: 4 rows Chinese characters in “seal style:” haliotis (abalone) inlay; other side: tree, structure, 3 people, haliotis inlay with gold oval bead ojime lacquer with gold haliotis inlay; lacquered netsuke is rounded square with inset whirlwind design; purple silk plaited cords; height 6.5 cm. (Stolen 1981. See Hellson File.)
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Necklace, accession number 9-5598, described as Necklace; carved dark brown beads (persimmon wood) interspersed with glass, coral and greenstone beads; 12 pendant carved figures on gold chains carved in malachite, coral, “goldstone” (glass), carnelian and lapis lazuli; main pendant has jade carvings including miniature 6-prong vajra (toko-sho) and seed pearls on plaited and wrapped cord; main strand length 60 cm, pendant strand length 25 cm
Hearst Museum object titled Priest's hat, accession number 9-5798, described as Priest’s hat; hemispherical; simple twill plaiting (2 sets); split bamboo; plaited selvedge; 3-part division of design radiating from top. outlined by 3 black strips on interior; cloth wrapped loop frame for head; diameter 50.5 cm. White paint on hat accidental.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Seal container, accession number 9-5678, described as Inro, 3-case type; red-brown lacquer ground with continuous Chinese-style scene in varicolored lacquer in low relief with pavilions in garden, man in sampan in water; 4-lobed red design in low relief top and bottom; plaited pink silk cord; height ca. 9 cm
Hearst Museum object titled Tea kettle, accession number 9-213a,b, described as Tea kettle. “Canton enamel” in famille-rose colors. Copied from English silver of the mid-18th century. Has swing handle covered in plaited cane; painted scene with seven figures in landscape--two musicians and listener, two “go” players and servants. Yellow diaper border with floral and blue scroll reserves. Pink on base and spout. (b) Lid, feathered handle, tips broken. See 9-214 (a-c) for alcohol burner and stand.

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