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durom.2013.70.47
2013.70.47-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2013
Playing card. 6 of Spades. On the face of the card is an image of two elderly North Koreans crying. Reverse of the card shows 10 images relating to North Korea, including Pyongyang, the friendship arch, statue of Kim Il Sung, and an image of Kim Jong Un.
330playing cards
null
cards
null
China
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/2013
durom.2013.70.47
2013.70.47-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2013
Playing card. 6 of Spades. On the face of the card is an image of two elderly North Koreans crying. Reverse of the card shows 10 images relating to North Korea, including Pyongyang, the friendship arch, statue of Kim Il Sung, and an image of Kim Jong Un.
330playing cards
null
cards
null
China
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/2013
durom.2013.70.47
2013.70.47-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2013
Playing card. 6 of Spades. On the face of the card is an image of two elderly North Koreans crying. Reverse of the card shows 10 images relating to North Korea, including Pyongyang, the friendship arch, statue of Kim Il Sung, and an image of Kim Jong Un.
330playing cards
null
cards
null
China
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/2013
durom.2013.70.47
2013.70.47-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2013
Playing card. 6 of Spades. On the face of the card is an image of two elderly North Koreans crying. Reverse of the card shows 10 images relating to North Korea, including Pyongyang, the friendship arch, statue of Kim Il Sung, and an image of Kim Jong Un.
330playing cards
null
cards
null
China
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/2013
durom.2013.70.47
2013.70.47-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2013
Playing card. 6 of Spades. On the face of the card is an image of two elderly North Koreans crying. Reverse of the card shows 10 images relating to North Korea, including Pyongyang, the friendship arch, statue of Kim Il Sung, and an image of Kim Jong Un.
330playing cards
null
cards
null
China
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/2013
durom.1965.46
1965.46 pc ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1965
Woman's amulet. Star-shaped box decorated with inlaid silver and turquoise. Not good quality. Broken pieces of red decoration inside. Possible loose substance within the vessel as there is a rattling sound when the item is handled
145amulets
null
metal
null
Tibet Autonomous Region (China)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1965
durom.1965.46
1965.46 pc ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1965
Woman's amulet. Star-shaped box decorated with inlaid silver and turquoise. Not good quality. Broken pieces of red decoration inside. Possible loose substance within the vessel as there is a rattling sound when the item is handled
145amulets
null
metal
null
Tibet Autonomous Region (China)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1965
durom.1965.46
1965.46 pc ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1965
Woman's amulet. Star-shaped box decorated with inlaid silver and turquoise. Not good quality. Broken pieces of red decoration inside. Possible loose substance within the vessel as there is a rattling sound when the item is handled
145amulets
null
metal
null
Tibet Autonomous Region (China)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1965
durom.1965.46
1965.46 pc ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1965
Woman's amulet. Star-shaped box decorated with inlaid silver and turquoise. Not good quality. Broken pieces of red decoration inside. Possible loose substance within the vessel as there is a rattling sound when the item is handled
145amulets
null
metal
null
Tibet Autonomous Region (China)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1965
durom.1965.46
1965.46 pc ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1965
Woman's amulet. Star-shaped box decorated with inlaid silver and turquoise. Not good quality. Broken pieces of red decoration inside. Possible loose substance within the vessel as there is a rattling sound when the item is handled
145amulets
null
metal
null
Tibet Autonomous Region (China)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1965
durom.1972.59
durom.1972.59-uu.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1972
Back scratcher, inlaid with silver and six red beads, two of which are missing (one probably replaced with a different bead. Also an orange tip to the handle.
158back scratchers
null
wood
null
null
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1972
durom.1972.59
durom.1972.59-uu.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1972
Back scratcher, inlaid with silver and six red beads, two of which are missing (one probably replaced with a different bead. Also an orange tip to the handle.
158back scratchers
null
wood
null
null
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1972
durom.1972.59
durom.1972.59-uu.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1972
Back scratcher, inlaid with silver and six red beads, two of which are missing (one probably replaced with a different bead. Also an orange tip to the handle.
158back scratchers
null
wood
null
null
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1972
durom.1972.59
durom.1972.59-uu.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1972
Back scratcher, inlaid with silver and six red beads, two of which are missing (one probably replaced with a different bead. Also an orange tip to the handle.
158back scratchers
null
wood
null
null
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1972
durom.1972.59
durom.1972.59-uu.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1972
Back scratcher, inlaid with silver and six red beads, two of which are missing (one probably replaced with a different bead. Also an orange tip to the handle.
158back scratchers
null
wood
null
null
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1972
durom.1960.4f.5
1960.4f.5.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1960
One of an extensive collection of slides and glass plates. Black and white glass plate with an image of a male figure standing with one hand behind his back, in front of a large tree, behind which a a tennis court is visible.
118Slide
null
glass
null
England
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1960
durom.1960.4f.5
1960.4f.5.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1960
One of an extensive collection of slides and glass plates. Black and white glass plate with an image of a male figure standing with one hand behind his back, in front of a large tree, behind which a a tennis court is visible.
118Slide
null
glass
null
England
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1960
durom.1960.4f.5
1960.4f.5.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1960
One of an extensive collection of slides and glass plates. Black and white glass plate with an image of a male figure standing with one hand behind his back, in front of a large tree, behind which a a tennis court is visible.
118Slide
null
glass
null
England
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1960
durom.1960.4f.5
1960.4f.5.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1960
One of an extensive collection of slides and glass plates. Black and white glass plate with an image of a male figure standing with one hand behind his back, in front of a large tree, behind which a a tennis court is visible.
118Slide
null
glass
null
England
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1960
durom.1960.4f.5
1960.4f.5.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1960
One of an extensive collection of slides and glass plates. Black and white glass plate with an image of a male figure standing with one hand behind his back, in front of a large tree, behind which a a tennis court is visible.
118Slide
null
glass
null
England
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1960
durom.1960.3821
1960.3821-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1960
carving of a dragon's head.
245figures
null
limestone
null
China
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1960
durom.1960.3821
1960.3821-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1960
carving of a dragon's head.
245figures
null
limestone
null
China
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1960
durom.1960.3821
1960.3821-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1960
carving of a dragon's head.
245figures
null
limestone
null
China
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1960
durom.1960.3821
1960.3821-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1960
carving of a dragon's head.
245figures
null
limestone
null
China
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1960
durom.1960.3821
1960.3821-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1960
carving of a dragon's head.
245figures
null
limestone
null
China
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1960
durom.2014.1.58
2014.1.58 ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2014
One of a collection of 162 flint tools. Brown, slightly curved flint with wear along the edges. One side smooth. Used as a blade tool.
171blades
null
Flint/Chert
Neolithic Period
Egypt
data/processed/OM_images_white/fulling_mill/2014
durom.2014.1.58
2014.1.58 ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2014
One of a collection of 162 flint tools. Brown, slightly curved flint with wear along the edges. One side smooth. Used as a blade tool.
171blades
null
Flint/Chert
Neolithic Period
Egypt
data/processed/OM_images_white/fulling_mill/2014
durom.2014.1.58
2014.1.58 ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2014
One of a collection of 162 flint tools. Brown, slightly curved flint with wear along the edges. One side smooth. Used as a blade tool.
171blades
null
Flint/Chert
Neolithic Period
Egypt
data/processed/OM_images_white/fulling_mill/2014
durom.2014.1.58
2014.1.58 ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2014
One of a collection of 162 flint tools. Brown, slightly curved flint with wear along the edges. One side smooth. Used as a blade tool.
171blades
null
Flint/Chert
Neolithic Period
Egypt
data/processed/OM_images_white/fulling_mill/2014
durom.2014.1.58
2014.1.58 ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2014
One of a collection of 162 flint tools. Brown, slightly curved flint with wear along the edges. One side smooth. Used as a blade tool.
171blades
null
Flint/Chert
Neolithic Period
Egypt
data/processed/OM_images_white/fulling_mill/2014
eg3510
eg3510-n1794-uu.jpg
data/raw/images/egyptian/eg
heart scarab in green basalt: head, clypeus, prothorax, divided elytra, legs indicated. Base incised with 8 lines of hieroglyphs for the singer/priestess of amun, nesy-khonsu
61Heart Scarab
heart scarab
basalt
null
Egypt
data/processed/OM_images_white/egyptian/eg
eg3510
eg3510-n1794-uu.jpg
data/raw/images/egyptian/eg
heart scarab in green basalt: head, clypeus, prothorax, divided elytra, legs indicated. Base incised with 8 lines of hieroglyphs for the singer/priestess of amun, nesy-khonsu
61Heart Scarab
heart scarab
basalt
null
Egypt
data/processed/OM_images_white/egyptian/eg
eg3510
eg3510-n1794-uu.jpg
data/raw/images/egyptian/eg
heart scarab in green basalt: head, clypeus, prothorax, divided elytra, legs indicated. Base incised with 8 lines of hieroglyphs for the singer/priestess of amun, nesy-khonsu
61Heart Scarab
heart scarab
basalt
null
Egypt
data/processed/OM_images_white/egyptian/eg
eg3510
eg3510-n1794-uu.jpg
data/raw/images/egyptian/eg
heart scarab in green basalt: head, clypeus, prothorax, divided elytra, legs indicated. Base incised with 8 lines of hieroglyphs for the singer/priestess of amun, nesy-khonsu
61Heart Scarab
heart scarab
basalt
null
Egypt
data/processed/OM_images_white/egyptian/eg
eg3510
eg3510-n1794-uu.jpg
data/raw/images/egyptian/eg
heart scarab in green basalt: head, clypeus, prothorax, divided elytra, legs indicated. Base incised with 8 lines of hieroglyphs for the singer/priestess of amun, nesy-khonsu
61Heart Scarab
heart scarab
basalt
null
Egypt
data/processed/OM_images_white/egyptian/eg
durom.2002.12
2002.12 uu.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2002
Mughal style jade bowl with plain exterior worked with handles as two flower buds between petals, standing on a short foot worked as a spiral flower-head. Wood stand.
177bowls
null
jade
Qing
Asia
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/2002
durom.2002.12
2002.12 uu.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2002
Mughal style jade bowl with plain exterior worked with handles as two flower buds between petals, standing on a short foot worked as a spiral flower-head. Wood stand.
177bowls
null
jade
Qing
Asia
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/2002
durom.2002.12
2002.12 uu.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2002
Mughal style jade bowl with plain exterior worked with handles as two flower buds between petals, standing on a short foot worked as a spiral flower-head. Wood stand.
177bowls
null
jade
Qing
Asia
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/2002
durom.2002.12
2002.12 uu.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2002
Mughal style jade bowl with plain exterior worked with handles as two flower buds between petals, standing on a short foot worked as a spiral flower-head. Wood stand.
177bowls
null
jade
Qing
Asia
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/2002
durom.2002.12
2002.12 uu.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2002
Mughal style jade bowl with plain exterior worked with handles as two flower buds between petals, standing on a short foot worked as a spiral flower-head. Wood stand.
177bowls
null
jade
Qing
Asia
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/2002
eg4009
eg4009-d1.jpg
data/raw/images/egyptian/eg
Statue of the Vizier Idi with opening of the mouth equipment. The statue is carved from alabaster and set into the base which is carved from a block of limestone with gypsum finish. The vessels and other equipment for the opening of the mouth ceremony are carved from the limestone base or from alabaster or quartz crystal and set into the base. Idi is shown standing with his hands by his side and left foot forward. The statue is believed to be part of a group which date from the First Intermediate Period rather than the time of Idi's death and relate to his veneration as a local hero or saint in the Abydos region at that time.
393statuettes
pss-kf model set
stone
1st Intermediate Period
Egypt
data/processed/OM_images_white/egyptian/eg
eg4009
eg4009-d1.jpg
data/raw/images/egyptian/eg
Statue of the Vizier Idi with opening of the mouth equipment. The statue is carved from alabaster and set into the base which is carved from a block of limestone with gypsum finish. The vessels and other equipment for the opening of the mouth ceremony are carved from the limestone base or from alabaster or quartz crystal and set into the base. Idi is shown standing with his hands by his side and left foot forward. The statue is believed to be part of a group which date from the First Intermediate Period rather than the time of Idi's death and relate to his veneration as a local hero or saint in the Abydos region at that time.
393statuettes
pss-kf model set
stone
1st Intermediate Period
Egypt
data/processed/OM_images_white/egyptian/eg
eg4009
eg4009-d1.jpg
data/raw/images/egyptian/eg
Statue of the Vizier Idi with opening of the mouth equipment. The statue is carved from alabaster and set into the base which is carved from a block of limestone with gypsum finish. The vessels and other equipment for the opening of the mouth ceremony are carved from the limestone base or from alabaster or quartz crystal and set into the base. Idi is shown standing with his hands by his side and left foot forward. The statue is believed to be part of a group which date from the First Intermediate Period rather than the time of Idi's death and relate to his veneration as a local hero or saint in the Abydos region at that time.
393statuettes
pss-kf model set
stone
1st Intermediate Period
Egypt
data/processed/OM_images_white/egyptian/eg
eg4009
eg4009-d1.jpg
data/raw/images/egyptian/eg
Statue of the Vizier Idi with opening of the mouth equipment. The statue is carved from alabaster and set into the base which is carved from a block of limestone with gypsum finish. The vessels and other equipment for the opening of the mouth ceremony are carved from the limestone base or from alabaster or quartz crystal and set into the base. Idi is shown standing with his hands by his side and left foot forward. The statue is believed to be part of a group which date from the First Intermediate Period rather than the time of Idi's death and relate to his veneration as a local hero or saint in the Abydos region at that time.
393statuettes
pss-kf model set
stone
1st Intermediate Period
Egypt
data/processed/OM_images_white/egyptian/eg
eg4009
eg4009-d1.jpg
data/raw/images/egyptian/eg
Statue of the Vizier Idi with opening of the mouth equipment. The statue is carved from alabaster and set into the base which is carved from a block of limestone with gypsum finish. The vessels and other equipment for the opening of the mouth ceremony are carved from the limestone base or from alabaster or quartz crystal and set into the base. Idi is shown standing with his hands by his side and left foot forward. The statue is believed to be part of a group which date from the First Intermediate Period rather than the time of Idi's death and relate to his veneration as a local hero or saint in the Abydos region at that time.
393statuettes
pss-kf model set
stone
1st Intermediate Period
Egypt
data/processed/OM_images_white/egyptian/eg
durom.1974.29.9
1974.29.9.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1974
Tibetan wood block print of the 'Air Tiger'. Tiger depicted in the centre of the print with bulging eyes, long white whiskers and encircled by looping flame designs.
138Woodblock Print
null
paper
null
Tibet Autonomous Region (China)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1974
durom.1974.29.9
1974.29.9.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1974
Tibetan wood block print of the 'Air Tiger'. Tiger depicted in the centre of the print with bulging eyes, long white whiskers and encircled by looping flame designs.
138Woodblock Print
null
paper
null
Tibet Autonomous Region (China)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1974
durom.1974.29.9
1974.29.9.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1974
Tibetan wood block print of the 'Air Tiger'. Tiger depicted in the centre of the print with bulging eyes, long white whiskers and encircled by looping flame designs.
138Woodblock Print
null
paper
null
Tibet Autonomous Region (China)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1974
durom.1974.29.9
1974.29.9.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1974
Tibetan wood block print of the 'Air Tiger'. Tiger depicted in the centre of the print with bulging eyes, long white whiskers and encircled by looping flame designs.
138Woodblock Print
null
paper
null
Tibet Autonomous Region (China)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1974
durom.1974.29.9
1974.29.9.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1974
Tibetan wood block print of the 'Air Tiger'. Tiger depicted in the centre of the print with bulging eyes, long white whiskers and encircled by looping flame designs.
138Woodblock Print
null
paper
null
Tibet Autonomous Region (China)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1974
durom.1980.86
1980.86-d1.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1980
Japanese painting, paper in wooden frame. Kasuai by Kaido Tanaka. Black characters on a cream background, with a navy blue textile surround and a decorative frame.
316paintings
null
paper
Meiji Period
Japan (country)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1980
durom.1980.86
1980.86-d1.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1980
Japanese painting, paper in wooden frame. Kasuai by Kaido Tanaka. Black characters on a cream background, with a navy blue textile surround and a decorative frame.
316paintings
null
paper
Meiji Period
Japan (country)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1980
durom.1980.86
1980.86-d1.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1980
Japanese painting, paper in wooden frame. Kasuai by Kaido Tanaka. Black characters on a cream background, with a navy blue textile surround and a decorative frame.
316paintings
null
paper
Meiji Period
Japan (country)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1980
durom.1980.86
1980.86-d1.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1980
Japanese painting, paper in wooden frame. Kasuai by Kaido Tanaka. Black characters on a cream background, with a navy blue textile surround and a decorative frame.
316paintings
null
paper
Meiji Period
Japan (country)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1980
durom.1980.86
1980.86-d1.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1980
Japanese painting, paper in wooden frame. Kasuai by Kaido Tanaka. Black characters on a cream background, with a navy blue textile surround and a decorative frame.
316paintings
null
paper
Meiji Period
Japan (country)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1980
durom.2015.212
durom.2015.212-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2015
A sarong, typical Khmer garment called sampot. The long tube like cotton garment worn as a skirt for everyday wear. The fabric is sewn with a sewing machine simply connecting two edges with white thread. The cloth would have been originally white, after dyed using batik (probably) technique creating an intricate design in vivid and bright colours. The fabric is mainly pink with elaborate borders along the edges. The curvy white border with orange framing decorated with a repeating design of a silhouette of a chick or other small bird standing near the stone and leaves in pink, green, orange and white colours. The border is separated from the edge by thin horizontal stripes in orange and black and a toothed like short vertical black stripes. The main section of the sarong decorated with repeating ornaments of birds and flowers. There are three kinds of birds: a couple of birds perching on stems of fantastic flowers; a lonely bird pecking grass; flying bird. All the birds are depicted very accurately with multi-coloured feathers and extremely long tails in yellow, red, green, purple, white and black colours. There is a wide ornamental section close to the seam consisting of black vertical borders with a repeating pattern of a bird sitting on a branch framing geometrical pattern of crossing black and orange stripes with a line of protruding triangles with flowers inside on both sides in bright colours as the rest of the garment. A printed label is located at the top of sarong near the above described ornamental section. Inside the red triangle shaped label a carriage with a horse, a rider with horsewhip and a passenger with an umbrella are depicted in white with inscription below "No 222". An angle like tear had been patched up with white threads near the ornamental section in the middle.
360sarongs
null
cotton
20th century
Cambodia
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/2015
durom.2015.212
durom.2015.212-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2015
A sarong, typical Khmer garment called sampot. The long tube like cotton garment worn as a skirt for everyday wear. The fabric is sewn with a sewing machine simply connecting two edges with white thread. The cloth would have been originally white, after dyed using batik (probably) technique creating an intricate design in vivid and bright colours. The fabric is mainly pink with elaborate borders along the edges. The curvy white border with orange framing decorated with a repeating design of a silhouette of a chick or other small bird standing near the stone and leaves in pink, green, orange and white colours. The border is separated from the edge by thin horizontal stripes in orange and black and a toothed like short vertical black stripes. The main section of the sarong decorated with repeating ornaments of birds and flowers. There are three kinds of birds: a couple of birds perching on stems of fantastic flowers; a lonely bird pecking grass; flying bird. All the birds are depicted very accurately with multi-coloured feathers and extremely long tails in yellow, red, green, purple, white and black colours. There is a wide ornamental section close to the seam consisting of black vertical borders with a repeating pattern of a bird sitting on a branch framing geometrical pattern of crossing black and orange stripes with a line of protruding triangles with flowers inside on both sides in bright colours as the rest of the garment. A printed label is located at the top of sarong near the above described ornamental section. Inside the red triangle shaped label a carriage with a horse, a rider with horsewhip and a passenger with an umbrella are depicted in white with inscription below "No 222". An angle like tear had been patched up with white threads near the ornamental section in the middle.
360sarongs
null
cotton
20th century
Cambodia
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/2015
durom.2015.212
durom.2015.212-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2015
A sarong, typical Khmer garment called sampot. The long tube like cotton garment worn as a skirt for everyday wear. The fabric is sewn with a sewing machine simply connecting two edges with white thread. The cloth would have been originally white, after dyed using batik (probably) technique creating an intricate design in vivid and bright colours. The fabric is mainly pink with elaborate borders along the edges. The curvy white border with orange framing decorated with a repeating design of a silhouette of a chick or other small bird standing near the stone and leaves in pink, green, orange and white colours. The border is separated from the edge by thin horizontal stripes in orange and black and a toothed like short vertical black stripes. The main section of the sarong decorated with repeating ornaments of birds and flowers. There are three kinds of birds: a couple of birds perching on stems of fantastic flowers; a lonely bird pecking grass; flying bird. All the birds are depicted very accurately with multi-coloured feathers and extremely long tails in yellow, red, green, purple, white and black colours. There is a wide ornamental section close to the seam consisting of black vertical borders with a repeating pattern of a bird sitting on a branch framing geometrical pattern of crossing black and orange stripes with a line of protruding triangles with flowers inside on both sides in bright colours as the rest of the garment. A printed label is located at the top of sarong near the above described ornamental section. Inside the red triangle shaped label a carriage with a horse, a rider with horsewhip and a passenger with an umbrella are depicted in white with inscription below "No 222". An angle like tear had been patched up with white threads near the ornamental section in the middle.
360sarongs
null
cotton
20th century
Cambodia
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/2015
durom.2015.212
durom.2015.212-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2015
A sarong, typical Khmer garment called sampot. The long tube like cotton garment worn as a skirt for everyday wear. The fabric is sewn with a sewing machine simply connecting two edges with white thread. The cloth would have been originally white, after dyed using batik (probably) technique creating an intricate design in vivid and bright colours. The fabric is mainly pink with elaborate borders along the edges. The curvy white border with orange framing decorated with a repeating design of a silhouette of a chick or other small bird standing near the stone and leaves in pink, green, orange and white colours. The border is separated from the edge by thin horizontal stripes in orange and black and a toothed like short vertical black stripes. The main section of the sarong decorated with repeating ornaments of birds and flowers. There are three kinds of birds: a couple of birds perching on stems of fantastic flowers; a lonely bird pecking grass; flying bird. All the birds are depicted very accurately with multi-coloured feathers and extremely long tails in yellow, red, green, purple, white and black colours. There is a wide ornamental section close to the seam consisting of black vertical borders with a repeating pattern of a bird sitting on a branch framing geometrical pattern of crossing black and orange stripes with a line of protruding triangles with flowers inside on both sides in bright colours as the rest of the garment. A printed label is located at the top of sarong near the above described ornamental section. Inside the red triangle shaped label a carriage with a horse, a rider with horsewhip and a passenger with an umbrella are depicted in white with inscription below "No 222". An angle like tear had been patched up with white threads near the ornamental section in the middle.
360sarongs
null
cotton
20th century
Cambodia
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/2015
durom.2015.212
durom.2015.212-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2015
A sarong, typical Khmer garment called sampot. The long tube like cotton garment worn as a skirt for everyday wear. The fabric is sewn with a sewing machine simply connecting two edges with white thread. The cloth would have been originally white, after dyed using batik (probably) technique creating an intricate design in vivid and bright colours. The fabric is mainly pink with elaborate borders along the edges. The curvy white border with orange framing decorated with a repeating design of a silhouette of a chick or other small bird standing near the stone and leaves in pink, green, orange and white colours. The border is separated from the edge by thin horizontal stripes in orange and black and a toothed like short vertical black stripes. The main section of the sarong decorated with repeating ornaments of birds and flowers. There are three kinds of birds: a couple of birds perching on stems of fantastic flowers; a lonely bird pecking grass; flying bird. All the birds are depicted very accurately with multi-coloured feathers and extremely long tails in yellow, red, green, purple, white and black colours. There is a wide ornamental section close to the seam consisting of black vertical borders with a repeating pattern of a bird sitting on a branch framing geometrical pattern of crossing black and orange stripes with a line of protruding triangles with flowers inside on both sides in bright colours as the rest of the garment. A printed label is located at the top of sarong near the above described ornamental section. Inside the red triangle shaped label a carriage with a horse, a rider with horsewhip and a passenger with an umbrella are depicted in white with inscription below "No 222". An angle like tear had been patched up with white threads near the ornamental section in the middle.
360sarongs
null
cotton
20th century
Cambodia
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/2015
durom.1979.79
1979.79 rr.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1979
Bronze Shiva figurine. Shiva rides on a turtle and has four arms, three of which are holding objects including: a stick with a snake head, a small staff, a ball. Each arm has bangles in a silver metal attached. Behind Shiva is a five-headed snake, a Nagakal.
245figures
null
bronze
null
South India
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1979
durom.1979.79
1979.79 rr.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1979
Bronze Shiva figurine. Shiva rides on a turtle and has four arms, three of which are holding objects including: a stick with a snake head, a small staff, a ball. Each arm has bangles in a silver metal attached. Behind Shiva is a five-headed snake, a Nagakal.
245figures
null
bronze
null
South India
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1979
durom.1979.79
1979.79 rr.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1979
Bronze Shiva figurine. Shiva rides on a turtle and has four arms, three of which are holding objects including: a stick with a snake head, a small staff, a ball. Each arm has bangles in a silver metal attached. Behind Shiva is a five-headed snake, a Nagakal.
245figures
null
bronze
null
South India
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1979
durom.1979.79
1979.79 rr.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1979
Bronze Shiva figurine. Shiva rides on a turtle and has four arms, three of which are holding objects including: a stick with a snake head, a small staff, a ball. Each arm has bangles in a silver metal attached. Behind Shiva is a five-headed snake, a Nagakal.
245figures
null
bronze
null
South India
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1979
durom.1979.79
1979.79 rr.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1979
Bronze Shiva figurine. Shiva rides on a turtle and has four arms, three of which are holding objects including: a stick with a snake head, a small staff, a ball. Each arm has bangles in a silver metal attached. Behind Shiva is a five-headed snake, a Nagakal.
245figures
null
bronze
null
South India
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1979
durom.1971.34.7
1971.34.7-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1971
One of a set of nine panels of varying length, with upper and lower plain borders, each 9cm in width. The panels came from a balcony of either a Burmese royal temple or monastery. Depicts popular stories. The stories are the Vidhura Pandita Jataka, the Ramayana and the U-Tain Zat.
349reliefs
null
null
null
Myanmar
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1971
durom.1971.34.7
1971.34.7-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1971
One of a set of nine panels of varying length, with upper and lower plain borders, each 9cm in width. The panels came from a balcony of either a Burmese royal temple or monastery. Depicts popular stories. The stories are the Vidhura Pandita Jataka, the Ramayana and the U-Tain Zat.
349reliefs
null
null
null
Myanmar
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1971
durom.1971.34.7
1971.34.7-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1971
One of a set of nine panels of varying length, with upper and lower plain borders, each 9cm in width. The panels came from a balcony of either a Burmese royal temple or monastery. Depicts popular stories. The stories are the Vidhura Pandita Jataka, the Ramayana and the U-Tain Zat.
349reliefs
null
null
null
Myanmar
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1971
durom.1971.34.7
1971.34.7-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1971
One of a set of nine panels of varying length, with upper and lower plain borders, each 9cm in width. The panels came from a balcony of either a Burmese royal temple or monastery. Depicts popular stories. The stories are the Vidhura Pandita Jataka, the Ramayana and the U-Tain Zat.
349reliefs
null
null
null
Myanmar
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1971
durom.1971.34.7
1971.34.7-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1971
One of a set of nine panels of varying length, with upper and lower plain borders, each 9cm in width. The panels came from a balcony of either a Burmese royal temple or monastery. Depicts popular stories. The stories are the Vidhura Pandita Jataka, the Ramayana and the U-Tain Zat.
349reliefs
null
null
null
Myanmar
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1971
durom.1974.29.56
1974.29.56.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1974
Tibetan wood block print-GURU TSOKEY DORJE, a form of Guru Rinpoche. He is seated on a floating lotus throne with Vajradahara in the Yab Yum position on his p. right and Ye She Tsogyal on his p. left. Yeshe Tsogyal was a princess who deserted her Kingdom to follow the guru. She compiled the Tibetan Book of the Great Liberation and hid it away in a cave. The scene behind the individuals shows the Himalayas and a body of water.
138Woodblock Print
null
paper
null
Tibet Autonomous Region (China)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1974
durom.1974.29.56
1974.29.56.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1974
Tibetan wood block print-GURU TSOKEY DORJE, a form of Guru Rinpoche. He is seated on a floating lotus throne with Vajradahara in the Yab Yum position on his p. right and Ye She Tsogyal on his p. left. Yeshe Tsogyal was a princess who deserted her Kingdom to follow the guru. She compiled the Tibetan Book of the Great Liberation and hid it away in a cave. The scene behind the individuals shows the Himalayas and a body of water.
138Woodblock Print
null
paper
null
Tibet Autonomous Region (China)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1974
durom.1974.29.56
1974.29.56.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1974
Tibetan wood block print-GURU TSOKEY DORJE, a form of Guru Rinpoche. He is seated on a floating lotus throne with Vajradahara in the Yab Yum position on his p. right and Ye She Tsogyal on his p. left. Yeshe Tsogyal was a princess who deserted her Kingdom to follow the guru. She compiled the Tibetan Book of the Great Liberation and hid it away in a cave. The scene behind the individuals shows the Himalayas and a body of water.
138Woodblock Print
null
paper
null
Tibet Autonomous Region (China)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1974
durom.1974.29.56
1974.29.56.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1974
Tibetan wood block print-GURU TSOKEY DORJE, a form of Guru Rinpoche. He is seated on a floating lotus throne with Vajradahara in the Yab Yum position on his p. right and Ye She Tsogyal on his p. left. Yeshe Tsogyal was a princess who deserted her Kingdom to follow the guru. She compiled the Tibetan Book of the Great Liberation and hid it away in a cave. The scene behind the individuals shows the Himalayas and a body of water.
138Woodblock Print
null
paper
null
Tibet Autonomous Region (China)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1974
durom.1974.29.56
1974.29.56.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1974
Tibetan wood block print-GURU TSOKEY DORJE, a form of Guru Rinpoche. He is seated on a floating lotus throne with Vajradahara in the Yab Yum position on his p. right and Ye She Tsogyal on his p. left. Yeshe Tsogyal was a princess who deserted her Kingdom to follow the guru. She compiled the Tibetan Book of the Great Liberation and hid it away in a cave. The scene behind the individuals shows the Himalayas and a body of water.
138Woodblock Print
null
paper
null
Tibet Autonomous Region (China)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1974
durom.1968.148
1968.148 bb.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1968
egg-shell porcelain teapot decorated with storks on a monochrome-glazed background imitating the texture of paper. Tekizan mark. Satsuma ware. Ise-banko ware. Made for export.
413teapots
null
porcelain
Edo Period
Japan (country)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1968
durom.1968.148
1968.148 bb.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1968
egg-shell porcelain teapot decorated with storks on a monochrome-glazed background imitating the texture of paper. Tekizan mark. Satsuma ware. Ise-banko ware. Made for export.
413teapots
null
porcelain
Edo Period
Japan (country)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1968
durom.1968.148
1968.148 bb.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1968
egg-shell porcelain teapot decorated with storks on a monochrome-glazed background imitating the texture of paper. Tekizan mark. Satsuma ware. Ise-banko ware. Made for export.
413teapots
null
porcelain
Edo Period
Japan (country)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1968
durom.1968.148
1968.148 bb.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1968
egg-shell porcelain teapot decorated with storks on a monochrome-glazed background imitating the texture of paper. Tekizan mark. Satsuma ware. Ise-banko ware. Made for export.
413teapots
null
porcelain
Edo Period
Japan (country)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1968
durom.1968.148
1968.148 bb.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1968
egg-shell porcelain teapot decorated with storks on a monochrome-glazed background imitating the texture of paper. Tekizan mark. Satsuma ware. Ise-banko ware. Made for export.
413teapots
null
porcelain
Edo Period
Japan (country)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1968
durom.2002.16.40
2002.16.40.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2002
Title: 'Artisan Straw'. Depicts an open room and a courtyard. Lying in the room is an old man wearing a brown kimono with a leaf in his right hand and a white band around his head. In the yard is a woman carrying a bucket in her left hand and a bowl in her right hand. Behind the house is a tree with red flowers.
138Woodblock Print
null
Japanese paper
Edo Period
Japan (country)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/2002
durom.2002.16.40
2002.16.40.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2002
Title: 'Artisan Straw'. Depicts an open room and a courtyard. Lying in the room is an old man wearing a brown kimono with a leaf in his right hand and a white band around his head. In the yard is a woman carrying a bucket in her left hand and a bowl in her right hand. Behind the house is a tree with red flowers.
138Woodblock Print
null
Japanese paper
Edo Period
Japan (country)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/2002
durom.2002.16.40
2002.16.40.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2002
Title: 'Artisan Straw'. Depicts an open room and a courtyard. Lying in the room is an old man wearing a brown kimono with a leaf in his right hand and a white band around his head. In the yard is a woman carrying a bucket in her left hand and a bowl in her right hand. Behind the house is a tree with red flowers.
138Woodblock Print
null
Japanese paper
Edo Period
Japan (country)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/2002
durom.2002.16.40
2002.16.40.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2002
Title: 'Artisan Straw'. Depicts an open room and a courtyard. Lying in the room is an old man wearing a brown kimono with a leaf in his right hand and a white band around his head. In the yard is a woman carrying a bucket in her left hand and a bowl in her right hand. Behind the house is a tree with red flowers.
138Woodblock Print
null
Japanese paper
Edo Period
Japan (country)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/2002
durom.2002.16.40
2002.16.40.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2002
Title: 'Artisan Straw'. Depicts an open room and a courtyard. Lying in the room is an old man wearing a brown kimono with a leaf in his right hand and a white band around his head. In the yard is a woman carrying a bucket in her left hand and a bowl in her right hand. Behind the house is a tree with red flowers.
138Woodblock Print
null
Japanese paper
Edo Period
Japan (country)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/2002
durom.1962.155
1962.155.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1962
Kalighat painting, part of a set showing aspects of Hindu mythology and individual Hindu gods. A Parashurama, killing the Kshatriyas. Parashurama is the 6th incarnation of the Hindu god Vishnu.
316paintings
null
Ink and Colour on Paper
null
West Bengal State
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1962
durom.1962.155
1962.155.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1962
Kalighat painting, part of a set showing aspects of Hindu mythology and individual Hindu gods. A Parashurama, killing the Kshatriyas. Parashurama is the 6th incarnation of the Hindu god Vishnu.
316paintings
null
Ink and Colour on Paper
null
West Bengal State
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1962
durom.1962.155
1962.155.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1962
Kalighat painting, part of a set showing aspects of Hindu mythology and individual Hindu gods. A Parashurama, killing the Kshatriyas. Parashurama is the 6th incarnation of the Hindu god Vishnu.
316paintings
null
Ink and Colour on Paper
null
West Bengal State
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1962
durom.1962.155
1962.155.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1962
Kalighat painting, part of a set showing aspects of Hindu mythology and individual Hindu gods. A Parashurama, killing the Kshatriyas. Parashurama is the 6th incarnation of the Hindu god Vishnu.
316paintings
null
Ink and Colour on Paper
null
West Bengal State
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1962
durom.1962.155
1962.155.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1962
Kalighat painting, part of a set showing aspects of Hindu mythology and individual Hindu gods. A Parashurama, killing the Kshatriyas. Parashurama is the 6th incarnation of the Hindu god Vishnu.
316paintings
null
Ink and Colour on Paper
null
West Bengal State
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1962
durom.1976.199
1976.199-ll.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1976
A rabbit in kimono holding a paddle in the boat.
310netsukes
Netsuke
ivory
Meiji Period
Japan (country)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1976
durom.1976.199
1976.199-ll.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1976
A rabbit in kimono holding a paddle in the boat.
310netsukes
Netsuke
ivory
Meiji Period
Japan (country)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1976
durom.1976.199
1976.199-ll.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1976
A rabbit in kimono holding a paddle in the boat.
310netsukes
Netsuke
ivory
Meiji Period
Japan (country)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1976
durom.1976.199
1976.199-ll.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1976
A rabbit in kimono holding a paddle in the boat.
310netsukes
Netsuke
ivory
Meiji Period
Japan (country)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1976
durom.1976.199
1976.199-ll.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1976
A rabbit in kimono holding a paddle in the boat.
310netsukes
Netsuke
ivory
Meiji Period
Japan (country)
data/processed/OM_images_white/oriental/1976
durma.2014.2.95
durma.2014.2.95.ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2014
One jawbone - possibly sheep - with 3 teeth still in place
6Animal bone
null
bone
Post-Medieval
null
data/processed/OM_images_white/fulling_mill/2014
durma.2014.2.95
durma.2014.2.95.ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2014
One jawbone - possibly sheep - with 3 teeth still in place
6Animal bone
null
bone
Post-Medieval
null
data/processed/OM_images_white/fulling_mill/2014
durma.2014.2.95
durma.2014.2.95.ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2014
One jawbone - possibly sheep - with 3 teeth still in place
6Animal bone
null
bone
Post-Medieval
null
data/processed/OM_images_white/fulling_mill/2014
durma.2014.2.95
durma.2014.2.95.ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2014
One jawbone - possibly sheep - with 3 teeth still in place
6Animal bone
null
bone
Post-Medieval
null
data/processed/OM_images_white/fulling_mill/2014
durma.2014.2.95
durma.2014.2.95.ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2014
One jawbone - possibly sheep - with 3 teeth still in place
6Animal bone
null
bone
Post-Medieval
null
data/processed/OM_images_white/fulling_mill/2014