| Title | Contains Image(s) | Description | Keywords |
|---|---|---|---|
| magemono 曲物 | ✓ | Round chip box. Also called wagemono 綰物 (bent round object) or himono 檜物 (cypress object). A… |
Art History, Crafts |
| maki-e 蒔絵 | Lit. "sprinkled picture." A technique which originated in the Heian period for lacquer ware decoration in which designs are… |
Art History, Crafts | |
| Mashikoyaki 益子焼 | ✓ | Mashiko ware. A modern pottery type made in Mashiko 益子 village, Tochigi prefecture. The Mashiko kiln was started around 1853… |
Art History, Crafts |
| meibutsugire 名物裂 | Celebrated fabrics. Cloth chosen and admired by tea adepts and other elites from the 14th to 17th century. Most are *… |
Art History, Crafts | |
| minoyaki 美濃焼 | Mino 美濃 ware. A general name for ceramic wares made in the town of Tajimi 多治見 in old Mino Province (now the south-eastern… |
Art History, Crafts | |
| mokuga 木画 | Wood picture. Also called mokue 木絵. A technique of wood decoration, called hirazōgan 平象嵌 (flat inlay, see… |
Art History, Crafts | |
| nanako 魚々子 | ✓ | Also written 魚子, 斜子. Lit. "fish-roe." |
Art History, Architecture, Gardens, Crafts |
| netsuke 根付 | A miniature sculpture that is ties to a portable tiered container *inrō 印籠 worn… |
Art History, Crafts | |
| nishiki 錦 | Brocade. A general term for a variety of flat multicolored, woven-pattern fabrics. Recently it suggests silk woven with an… |
Art History, Crafts | |
| noborigama 登窯 | Bank or climbing kiln. Built on a slope, this efficient type of kiln originated in China and was introduced to Japan from… |
Art History, Crafts | |
| nōshōzoku 能装束 | *Noh 能 costumes. Also called nō-ishō 能衣装. Cloth articles worn in Noh… |
Art History, Crafts |
Displaying 1 - 11 of 11