http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-EM/objekt/1000945
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service organization full: Statens museer för världskultur - Etnografiska museet
build date: 2026-08-21
url: https://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-em/web/object/1000945
subject: culturalHistory
data quality: raw
item super type: object
item type: object
item key word: 1936.21.0006
item key word: gördelknapp
item key word: Dräkttillbehör (293)
item key word: Smycken (301)
item key word: Bearbetnig av ben, horn och skal (321)
item key word: Dräkt (290)
item key word: Bearbetning av råämnen (320)
item key word: Kroppens prydnande och vård (300)
item technique: snidat
item label: netsuke
is part of: http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-EM/samling/1003866
is visualized by: http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-EM/fotografi/2370387
is visualized by: http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-EM/fotografi/4434823
is visualized by: http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-EM/fotografi/4434828
is visualized by: http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-EM/fotografi/4434833
is visualized by: http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-EM/fotografi/4434838
P12 B.was present at: http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-OM/exhibition/158159
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  desc: Netsuke in the form of Shishi-fuku-jin, i.e. the seven gods of luck and prosperity, sitting in a boat loaded with valuable things. The bow of the ship is designed like the front of a dragon and on the underside there are waves in relief. This constellation is called takarabune. As a group, shishi-fuku-jin is a relatively late addition (end of the 16th century - mid 17th century). The seven gods bear traits of Brahmanism, Taoism, Buddhism and Shinto. They include Fukurokuju - long life, Daikoku - wealth in terms of minerals and grains, Ebisu - wealth in terms of daily food, Hotei - happiness and contentment, Bishamon - worldly wealth, Jurojin - intellectual success, Benten - goddess of love and music. Sometimes Kichijoten, sister of Bishamon, appears instead of Jurojin. Literature: Edmunds, William H: Pointers and Clues. London 1934, pp. 564-65. In the boat there are valuable things (takaramono). These include 21 items, often with supernatural powers. Literature: Edmunds, pp. 606-607. The kimono having no pockets, accessories have to be carried somehow. Women could put small objects in their sleeves and sash, whereas men, mainly, would hang their various boxes, pipes and brush cases on a cord at their belt. The portable objects are called sagemono. Accessories became identity-forming status objects and an important part of men´s fashion, a world in miniature with a wealth of subjects. Various kinds of artistically crafted sagemono are known from the 17th century. In addition to boxes for tobacco, cases for personal seals (inro) are one of the best-known types. Literally translated, an inro is a basket (ro) containing a seal (in). Only sealed signatures were legally valid, and so samurai and merchants, for example, needing seal stamps had to carry them in small cases. This was the origin of “seal baskets” (inro), which soon came to be used primarily for carrying medicine. These accessories varied in appearance according to the wearer’s taste and wealth, as well as fas…
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  desc: Netsuke i form av Shishi-fuku-jin, d v s de sju välgångs-, lycko- och välståndsgudarna, som sitter i en båt lastad med värdefulla ting. Skeppets för är utformad som framdelen på en drake och på undersidan finns vågor i relief. Denna konstellation kallas takarabune. Som grupp betraktad är shishi-fuku-jin ganska sent tillkommen (slutet av 1500-talet- mitten av 1600-talet). De sju gudarna bär drag av brahmanism, taoism, buddhism och shinto. De omfattar Fukurokuju - långt liv, Daikoku - rikedom när det gäller mineraler och sädesslag, Ebisu - rikedom när det gäller den dagliga maten, Hotei - lycka och förnöjsamhet, Bishamon - världslig rikedom, Jurojin - intellektuell framgång, Benten - kärlekens och musikens gudinna. Ibland förekommer Kichijoten, syster till Bishamon, istället för Jurojin. Litteratur: Edmunds, William H: Pointers and Clues. London 1934, s 564-65. I båten finns det värdefulla ting (takaramono) Dessa omfattar 21 stycken föremål, ofta med övernaturliga krafter. Litteratur: Edmunds, s 606-607. Kimonon har inga fickor, småsaker kunde läggas i ärmarna och innanför bältet och så kunde man bära olika dosor, pipor och penselfodral på en snodd från bältet. De bärbara sakerna kallas sagemono. Accessoarerna blev särskilt för männen identitetsskapande statusföremål och en viktig del av herrmodet, en egen värld i mindre skala med rika motiv. Olika typer av konstnärligt utformade sagemono är kända fr o m 1600-talet. Förutom tobaksrelaterade dosor är en av de mer kända typerna sigilldosor (inro). Bokstavlig betydelse är en korg (ro) att lägga sigill (in) i. Enligt lag var endast stämplade signaturer giltiga vilket krävde att t ex samurajer och köpmän som hade behov av sigillstämplar fick bära dem med sig i små dosor. Detta var ursprunget till sigilldosor (inro) som snart främst kom att användas för medicinförvaring. Utseendet på accessoarerna varierade efter bärarens smak, ekonomi och modetrender. När västerländsk klädsel med fickor blev populär under Meiji-perioden (1…
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  desc: ÖM:Japan - Föremål och bilder berättar
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  type: Materialkategori
  material: animaliskt material
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  type: Material
  material: elfenben
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  type: Material, engelska
  material: ivory @en
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  type: Höjd
  value: 3,2
  unit: cm
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  type: Bredd
  value: 7,3
  unit: cm
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  type: Djup
  value: 2,8
  unit: cm
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  type: Sakord
  name: netsuke
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  type: Inventarienummer
  number: 1936.21.0006
context: Cronholm, Folke
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  context label: Förvärvad
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  context super type: interact
  from time: 1936
  to time: 1936
  intermediary: http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-EM/name/1000928
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  context label: Ursprung
  context type: use
  context super type: interact
  country: jp
  continent name: Asien
  country name: Japan
context: Östasiatiska museet
  type: Context
  context label: Lånad
  context type: use
  context super type: interact
  from time: 2011
  P49 F.has former or current keeper: http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-EM/name/1441756
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  media type: image/jpeg
  byline: Westling, Rose-Marie
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  byline: Westling, Rose-Marie
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  byline: Westling, Rose-Marie
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presentation: 1.3.0 2026-08-21 netsuke Rådata 1000945 objekt Statens museer för världskultur - Etnografiska museet SMVK-EM Föremål http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-EM/objekt/1000945 1936.21.0006 Netsuke in the form of Shishi-fuku-jin, i.e. the seven gods of luck and prosperity, sitting in a boat loaded with valuable things. The bow of the ship is designed like the front of a dragon and on the underside there are waves in relief. This constellation is called takarabune. As a group, shishi-fuku-jin is a relatively late addition (end of the 16th century - mid 17th century). The seven gods bear traits of Brahmanism, Taoism, Buddhism and Shinto. They include Fukurokuju - long life, Daikoku - wealth in terms of minerals and grains, Ebisu - wealth in terms of daily food, Hotei - happiness and contentment, Bishamon - worldly wealth, Jurojin - intellectual success, Benten - goddess of love and music. Sometimes Kichijoten, sister of Bishamon, appears instead of Jurojin. Literature: Edmunds, William H: Pointers and Clues. London 1934, pp. 564-65. In the boat there are valuable things (takaramono). These include 21 items, often with supernatural powers. Literature: Edmunds, pp. 606-607. The kimono having no pockets, accessories have to be carried somehow. Women could put small objects in their sleeves and sash, whereas men, mainly, would hang their various boxes, pipes and brush cases on a cord at their belt. The portable objects are called sagemono. Accessories became identity-forming status objects and an important part of men´s fashion, a world in miniature with a wealth of subjects. Various kinds of artistically crafted sagemono are known from the 17th century. In addition to boxes for tobacco, cases for personal seals (inro) are one of the best-known types. Literally translated, an inro is a basket (ro) containing a seal (in). Only sealed signatures were legally valid, and so samurai and merchants, for example, needing seal stamps had to carry them in small cases. This was the origin of “s…