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Naraen Kongo, standing figure with arms down, mouth closed. Made of Hinoki wood in yosegi technique of multiple block construction with traces of gesso and polychrome. — Vajra Warrior (one of a pair), mid-14th century
Japan

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Misshaku Kongo, standing figure with one arm raised, mouth open. Note Nio means Benevolent Kings. Made of Hinoki wood in yosegi technique of multiple block construction with traces of gesso and polychrome — Vajra Warrior (one of a pair), mid-14th century
Japan

G205

light grey ceramic vessel with incised bands running horizontally around exterior in three groups, at top, middle, and bottom; matching lid with incised bands radiating outward in two groups from central knob — Sutra container, 12th century
Japan

G205

white bowl; very thin ash glaze — Bowl, 12th century
Japan

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unglazed stoneware, blackish with touches of white around rim and in crevices; beak on rim with two holes and touch of red pigment inside it; one-third of rim decoration is broken off; incised linear and swirling motif around shoulder; textured surface on underside and below shoulder design — Jar with broken rim, 11th-5th century BCE
Japan

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bright red clay jar with rounded body; flaring mouth decorated with three vertical clay strips; dark areas on body from firing — Wide-mouthed Jar, 3rd century
Japan

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standing female figure with proper left arm bent, hand at side; flat mask like face, adorned by earrings and necklace; ridged dress extends to floor covering legs and feet — Haniwa of a Female Shrine Attendant, 6th century
Unknown Japanese

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Jar with dark firing marks, 9th-10th century

Japan

G205

Jar, 3rd-7th century

Japan

G205

Jar with flared mouth, 5th century

Japan

G205

Recumbent vessel with long neck, 7th century

Japan

G205

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