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Aufbewahrungsgefäß

  • Keramik
  • Japan
  • Kamakura-Zeit

Beaver hair is a good material for felting, so it was used to make especially durable hats. The hats were made out of the back or abdominal hair of beavers. Beaver hats (sometimes also known as castor hats from the Latin word for beaver) were classified as either whole, demi- or quarter castors, depending on the proportion of beaver hair used to make the felt. A whole beaver hat was extremely valuable. The long top layer of beaver hair served as a material for socks, gloves, and soft hats.

Detailed information

Object type
Keramik
Date of Origin
Kamakura-Zeit
Exhibition Format
Original
Material
Tokoname-Ware, Steinzeug mit Ascheglasur
Dimensions
Höhe x Durchmesser: 49 x 45,5 cm
Places / Cultures
Japan
Collection
SMB/SMB Asian Art Museum/AKu East-Asian Art
Exhibition / Module
Module 44 Art and Cult (China and Japan). Arts of Japan
Managing Institution
Museum für Asiatische Kunst - Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
Credits
Sammlung Klaus F. und Yoshie Naumann
Identifier
2009-192
Acquisition Context / Provenance
Schenkung 2009