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1916.09.0200.B :: mask (ansiktsmask)

Object description

A bull/bullock/ox.

An animal character inthe story portion of Kolam.

Wood, vel-kaduru (sin) (Nux vomica).

Iconography

The snout is longer than in 1916.9.200A. The nose and the lower palate are strong. The incision of the mouth indicates that yhe animal is in the act of grazing. The forehead is the usual bo-leaf (the leaf of a sacred fig tree) decoration. The face is painted in a grayish colour. The nostrils are perforated. There are no horns or ears, but slots for fitting horns are visible.

2000 03 23

Dr. M. H. Goonatilleka

Data elements

Delobjektnummer

1916.09.0200.B

Sakord

mask (ansiktsmask)

Sakord, engelska

mask

Utställning - ingår i

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Utställning, del av - ingår i

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Utställning, monterdel - ingår i

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Land - ursprung

Sri Lanka

Källor, Wikipedia - beskr. av: sv.wikipedia.org

Världsdel - ursprung

Asien

Beskrivning

A bull/bullock/ox.

An animal character inthe story portion of Kolam.

Wood, vel-kaduru (sin) (Nux vomica).

Iconography

2000 03 23

Dr. M. H. Goonatilleka

Materialkategori

trä

Material - tillverkning

Höjd

Bredd

Ursprungsdatabas

Belongs to Objekt

1916.09.0200 mask (ansiktsmask)

Beskrivning: Chódya Kolan. Panter, gul med svarta och röda ögonfläckar. Längd: 17 cn, Höjd: 16 cm. Ceylon Kristianstads Museum. (Donerad av Andersson). 200 A-B 2 kor. se beskrivning sid 127 (generalkatalogen).,
Panter, gul med svarta och röda ögonfläckar. Ceylon Kristianstads Museum. (Donerad av Andersson). Gong Kolan.
Ko, svart-grön med vit bläs i pannan. (Yoni = det kvinnliga könsorganet). Hornen har gått förlorade.

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1916.09.0200.B :: mask (ansiktsmask)

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