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Folding Screen with Plants of the Four Seasons and Magnetic Insects on Metal Panels

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National Craftworks Institute

  • Showa era, 1934
  • Lacquered wood, magnet
  • 1 piece
  • H. 143.5; W. 164.0 cm
  • Japan

Crafts – Stone Works

The rectangular iron insets in this wooden screen are decorated with plants of the four seasons in powdered precious metals (maki-e). They are accompanied by magnetic ornaments fashioned to resemble a horsefly, snails, a beetle, and a bagworm moth. The magnets attached to them are made of KS steel, a Japanese invention that was the most powerful magnetic material at the time.(「Wild Wonders: The Animal Kingdom in the Imperial Collections」2024)

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Title/Name Folding Screen with Plants of the Four Seasons and Magnetic Insects on Metal Panels
Other Title/
Name
Artist/
Creator
National Craftworks Institute
Period/Era Showa period
Century 20c.
Quantity 1 piece
Dimensions H. 143.5; W. 164.0 cm
Material/
Technique
wood iron maki-e
Signature/
Inscriptions
Accessories/
Contents
Country/
Origin
Japan
Excavation
Site
Related
Place
Miyagi
Provenance
Collection
No.
SZK002418
Category CraftsStone Works
Cultural
Property
Designation
Notes
Keyword Lacquer , maki-e
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Folding Screen with Plants of the Four Seasons and Magnetic Insects on Metal Panels

Folding Screen with Plants of the Four Seasons and Magnetic Insects on Metal Panels

The rectangular iron insets in this wooden screen are decorated with plants of the four seasons in powdered precious metals (maki-e). They are accompanied by magnetic ornaments fashioned to resemble a horsefly, snails, a beetle, and a bagworm moth. The magnets attached to them are made of KS steel, a Japanese invention that was the most powerful magnetic material at the time.(「Wild Wonders: The Animal Kingdom in the Imperial Collections」2024)