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Ritual shaman’s crown
Ritual shaman’s crown
Ritual shaman’s crown
DepartmentAsia

Ritual shaman’s crown

NamePainting
Maker Zhao Rong Fang
CultureRed Yao
Dateearly 20th Century
Place madeGuangxi Province, China, East Asia, Asia
MediumMulberry paper, natural pigment, fiber cord, bamboo
Dimensionsmeasured when folded : 5 7/8 × 2 3/16 in. (15 × 5.5 cm)
Credit LineMuseum of International Folk Art, museum purchase, A.2014.57.6
Terms
  • value (economic concept)
Object numberA.2014.57.6
ProvenanceCommissioned by Shaman Li Fa Quan
DescriptionA ritual crown with its edges painted in red. There are seven people depicted on the folded crown. There are flippable papers attached to the crown with strings in a way that they can cover up the people depicted from being seen. A red ribbon is attached to the crown.
Yen Si, The Jade Pure One
Zhao Rong Fang
May 10, 1899
The Ancestors
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Major Hoi Fan
Zhao Rong Fang
May 10, 1899
To Ta, The Grand Pure One
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May 10, 1899
The Master of Saints (Seng Tsiou)
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May 10, 1899
Celestial Master Chang
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May 10, 1899
The Ten Kings of the Underworld
Zhao Rong Fang
May 10, 1899
Leng Pu, The Supreme Pure One
Zhao Rong Fang
May 10, 1899
Jade Emperor
Zhao Rong Fang
May 10, 1899
Celestial Master Li
Zhao Rong Fang
May 10, 1899