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Two-tier Cabinet with Tortoise Shell Design in Mother-of-pearl Inlay Two-tier Cabinet with Tortoise Shell Design in Mother-of-pearl Inlay
Anonymous and Anonymous1901/1930
Ewha Womans University Museum
Seoul, South Korea
Kkeuneumjil cutting technique is used to render geometric patterns as long fine strips of mother-of pearl are placed end-to-end. This dense decorative technique is used to cover the front and sides with a tortoise shell pattern displaying elaborate and delicate craftsmanship.
The front view of Two-tier Cabinets
Details
- Title: Two-tier Cabinet with Tortoise Shell Design in Mother-of-pearl Inlay Two-tier Cabinet with Tortoise Shell Design in Mother-of-pearl Inlay
- Creator: Anonymous, Anonymous, Anonymous, Anonymous
- Date: 2016, 2016
- Date Created: 1901/1930, 1901/1930
- Date Published: 2016, 2016
- Physical Location: Ewha Womans University Museum, Ewha Womans University Museum
- Location Created: Korea, Korea
- Physical Dimensions: H. 114.7cm, H. 114.7cm
- Original Language: Korean, Korean
- Provenance: 목木·공工Wood · Craft, 목木·공工Wood · Craft
- Type: Wood Craft, Wood Craft
- Publisher: Ewha Womans University Museum, Ewha Womans University Museum
- Rights: Ewha Womans University Museum, Ewha Womans University Museum
- Medium: Black-lacquered Pine Wood, Black-lacquered Pine Wood
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