Works of Art (30)
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Attarouthi Treasure, 500–650, Byzantine; From Attarouthi, Syria, Silver and silver with gilding (1986.3.1-15) |
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Censer (Incensario), 10th–12th century, Costa Rica or Nicaragua, Ceramic, pigment (1979.206.378a,b) |
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Censer Cover (Xantil), 13th–15th century, Mexico; Tehuacá Ceramic, pigment (1978.412.10) |
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Censer Support, 8th–9th century, Mexico; Maya, Ceramic (1978.412.99) |
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Censer with Seated Figure, 5th–6th century, Guatemala; Maya, Ceramic (1982.394) |
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Censer, before 1477, Basel, Silver, raised and cast (17.190.360) |
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Curtained screen (kicho) and utensils for the incense ceremony, Edo period, 19th century,
Kubo Shunman (Japanese),
Woodblock print; ink and color on paper (JP2003) |
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Feline Incense Vessel, 6th–9th century,
Bolivia; Tiwanaku,
Ceramic (1978.412.100) |
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House model, 12th–13th century,
Iran,
Glazed fritware (2007.354) |
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Incense box (jinbako), Edo period, ca. 1830,
Japan,
Maki-e decorated lacquer; on pear-skin (nashiji) background pine, bamboo, and cherry blossoms, and the Shimazu and Matsudaira family crests (10.7.15) |
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Incense box (kobako) in the shape of a Mandarin Duck, Meiji period,
Japan,
Maki-e decorated lacquer (29.100.717) |
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Incense box (kobako), Meiji period,
Japan,
Maki-e decorated lacquer (14.40.824a–h) |
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Incense box (kogo) in the form of a plum flower, Edo period, mid-19th century,
Japan, Hizen Province, Kutani kilns,
Porcelain with polychrome overglaze decoration (91.1.211) |
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Incense boxes (kogo) with a wrapping cloth (fukusa), Edo period, 1808,
Japan,
Woodblock print; ink and color on paper (JP2113) |
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Incense burner (koro) with a reticulated cover, Edo period, mid-18th century,
Japan, Hizen Province (Hirado ware),
White porcelain with blue underglaze decoration of maple leaves (93.3.11a,b) |
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Incense burner (koro) with reticulated cover, Edo period, 18th century,
Japan, Satsuma Province,
Earthenware, Satsuma ware with clear crackled glaze (19.14.2a–c) |
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Incense burner (koro), Edo period (1615–1868), mid-17th century,
Nonomura Ninsei (Japanese),
Japan, Kyoto, Kyoto ware,
Light fawn clay covered with crackled glaze and gold application; "flowers of the four season"; decoration depicted in polychrome overglaze and gold pain (29.100.668) |
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Incense burner, 1181–1182; Seljuq, Jacfar ibn Muhammad ibn cAli, Khorasan (eastern Iran), Iran; Found in Khorasan (eastern Iran), Tay-abad (Kariz), Iran, Cast bronze with openwork decoration (51.56) |
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Incense burner, 11th century, Spain (Andalusia), Cast bronze, openwork and incised (67.178.3a,b) |
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Incense Burner, ca. 1530–40, Northern Italian (probably Padua), Bronze with dark brown lacquer patina (1982.60.108) |
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Incense burner, end of 13th or beginning of 14th century; Mamluk, Damascus, Syria, Brass, inlaid with gold and silver (17.190.2095) |
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Incense burner, mid-1st millennium B.C., Southern Arabia, Bronze (49.71.2) |
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Incense game utensils, Edo period,
Ryuryukio Shinsai (Japanese),
Woodblock print; ink and color on paper (JP2065) |
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Pair of incense boxes (kogo) in the shape of dog-charms (inuhariko), Edo period, ca. mid-19th century,
Japan, Minpei kilns,
Porcelain with creamy glaze, polychrome and gold overglaze decoration (23.225.6a,b) |
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Pair of incense burners, Yuan dynasty, ca. early 14th century; Qingbai ware, China, Probably from kilns in the vicinity of Jingdezhen, Jiangxi Province, Porcelain with brown, low- and full-relief decoration under bluish white glaze (34.113.2,3) |
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Pair of mounted vases, ca. 1750,
Chinese porcelain with French mounts,
Hard-paste porcelain with gilt-bronze mounts (1977.102.1,.2)
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Ritual Censer, 15th–16th century, Tibet, Iron with gold inlay (1987.416.2) |
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Seated Figure Censer (Incensario), 4th century, Mexico or Guatemala; Maya, Ceramic (1999.484.1a,b) |
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Six-lobed incense burner (akoda koro), first half of Edo period,
Japan,
Black lacquer with decorations in ground gold, pear-skin sprinkling, line drawing, omitted line drawing, and needle drawing; metal rim and lattice work metal cover (12.134.29) |
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The Tale of Genji and Genji cards, Edo period,
Reisai (Japanese),
Woodblock print; ink and color on paper (JP2187) |
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Thematic Essays (5)
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