- Collection type
- Object
- Description
- Japanese paper charm in the shape of a person printed on one side with two rows of Japanese characters in red ink. [FB 02/01/2013]
- Long description
- Japanese paper charm in the shape of a person printed on one side with two rows of Japanese characters in red ink and three Japanese characters in black ink. The paper is knotted in the centre as a Japanese belt would be. [FB 02/01/2013]
- Cultural groups
- Japanese
- Person
- Field collector Walter Leo Hildburgh
- PRM source Wellcome Institute
- PRM source Wellcome Historical Medical Museum
- Date / Period
- Date made: Before 1916
- Date collected
- By 1916
- Acquisition information
- Loaned: 1985
- Materials and processes
- Material Paper Plant, Material Ink, Material Pigment, Process Inscribed, Process Printed
- Dimensions
- Width: max 90 mm, Length: max 167 mm
- Object numbers
- Accession number: 1985.53.57 Other numbers: A 52360/ 2293
- Research and responses
The inscription on this object was transcribed and translated by Fusa McLynn who volunteered at the Museum in 2013 as: “Futsu no mitama”, Futsu no mitama. *Similar to 1985.53.38 and 1985.53.39. [MJD 18/03/2013]
Search terms: Ornament, Religion, Writing, Picture and Graphic Art, Amulet, Inscription, Drawing
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