People of Various Trades / Right screen

Painted in the last half of the 17th century by a Kano school painter. Thirty seven occupations are elaborately depicted on circular silk cloths.
From top-right to bottom: leather craftsmen, rice vendor and monkey charmer, yarn maker, salt maker and vendor, prayer-beads maker, embroiderers, fanmaker, plasterers, papermaker, tie-dyer, blacksmiths, noodle maker, sawyer, strolling musicians and earthenware vendor, chaps maker, mason