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The New Trail: a book of creative writing by Indian students

Phoenix Indian School

1941, revised 1953

Taūs (mayuri), Wood, parchment, metal, feathers, Indian — Taūs (mayuri)
Indian
19th century

Sitar, Murari Adhikari Indian, Teak, ebony, metal, bone, various materials, Indian — Sitar
Murari Adhikari
1997

Śankh, Shell (Turbinella pyrum), brass, wax, Indian — Śankh
Indian
19th century

Sarangi, Wood, ivory, parchment, metal, Indian — Sarangi
Indian
ca. 1900

Sword Guard (Tsuba), Kyōsukashi School Japanese, Iron, copper, Japanese — Sword Guard (Tsuba)
Kyōsukashi School
late 16th century

Sword Guard (Tsuba), Hirata School Japanese, Copper-gold alloy (shakudō), gold, enameled cloisonné (shippō), copper, Japanese — Sword Guard (Tsuba)
Hirata School
ca. 1615–1868

Hevajra Mandala, Sakya School, Ink and distemper on cloth, Tibet — Hevajra Mandala
Sakya School
16th century

McKinley Armchair, David Wolcott Kendall American, Oak, American — McKinley Armchair
David Wolcott Kendall
Phoenix Furniture Company
1894–96

Whale-oil lamp, Thomas Cains, Free-blown and pressed glass, American — Whale-oil lamp
Thomas Cains
Phoenix Glass Works
1830–40

The Entombment, School of Nottingham British, Alabaster, British — The Entombment
School of Nottingham
15th century

The Betrayal of Christ, School of Nottingham British, Alabaster with paint and gilding, British — The Betrayal of Christ
School of Nottingham
15th century

Dagger with Scabbard, Steel, iron, gold, rubies, emeralds, glass, wood, textile, Indian, Mughal — Dagger with Scabbard
Indian, Mughal
1605–27

Ghanti (bell), Brass, Indian — Ghanti (bell)
Indian
last half 19th century

Chessmen (32), Ivory with polychrome lacquer and gilding, Indian — Chessmen (32)
Indian
late 18th–early 19th century

Priming Flask, Ivory, steel, pigment, resin, Indian — Priming Flask
Indian
second half of the 17th century

Arm Guard (Dastana), Steel, gold, textile (velvet), textile (silk), textile (linen), copper alloy, Indian — Arm Guard (Dastana)
Indian
18th century

Ceremonial Mace, Rock crystal, gold, copper alloy, ruby, Indian — Ceremonial Mace
Indian
18th century

Lance, Steel, gold, silver, Indian — Lance
Indian
18th century

Shield (Dhál), Steel, gold, silk-velvet, Indian — Shield (Dhál)
Indian
19th century

Saber (Talwar) with Scabbard, Steel, silver, diamonds enamel, leather, Indian — Saber (Talwar) with Scabbard
Indian
blade, dated A.H. 835/1673 CE; hilt, 19th century

Sitar, Wood, Indian — Sitar
Indian
mid-19th century

Turhā or Karnā, Brass, Indian — Turhā or Karnā
Indian
late 19th century

Udäkki, Wood, rope, skin, Indian — Udäkki
Indian
late 19th Century

Karnā (Trumpet), Brass, Indian — Karnā (Trumpet)
Indian
late 19th century

Sursanga, Wood, pearl, ivory, Indian — Sursanga
Indian
19th century

Pūngī, Gourd, reed, cane, paint, Indian — Pūngī
Indian
late 19th century

Vina (वीणा), jackwood, gold leaf, papier-mâché, bone, steel, brass, Indian — Vina (वीणा)
Indian
late 18th century

Ekadandi Vina, Jack wood, metal, bone, Indian — Ekadandi Vina
Indian
19th century

Khol, Wood, leather, tuning paste, Indian — Khol
Indian
20th century

Sārindā, Teak, parchment, ivory, horsehair, Indian — Sārindā
Indian
late 19th century

Taūs (mayuri), Wood, metal, wire, glass, hide, polychrome, Indian — Taūs (mayuri)
Indian
late 19th century

Tabla and Bhaya, Hide, wood, chromed copper, Indian — Tabla and Bhaya
Indian
late 20th Century

Elephant Sword, Iron or steel, Indian — Elephant Sword
Indian
15th–17th century

Karana, Brass, Indian — Karana
Indian
19th century

Śrnga (trumpet), Brass, Indian — Śrnga (trumpet)
Indian
late 19th century

Sitar, Somabhai Mistry (B.C. Mistry and Sons), Wood, bone, plastic, gourd, Indian — Sitar
Somabhai Mistry (B.C. Mistry and Sons)
1960

Sitar, Hiren Roy (Bangladeshi, East Bengal 1922-1992 Calcutta) Bangladeshi, Wood, bone, plastic, gourd, Indian — Sitar
Hiren Roy
ca. 1990

Case (Inrō) with Design of Imperial Cart and Flying Herons (obverse); Court Carriage and Flying Herons (reverse), Kajikawa School, Gold and silver maki-e with mother-of-pearl inlay and black lacquer; Ojime: agate bead; Netsuke: metal king of hell, Japan — Case (Inrō) with Design of Imperial Cart and Flying Herons (obverse); Court Carriage and Flying Herons (reverse)
Kajikawa School
19th century

Case (Inrō) with Design of Six Immortal Poets, Kajikawa School, Gold and silver maki-e with black and red lacquer relief and mother-of-pearl inlay; Ojime: bronze Bodhidharma; Netsuke: carved lacquer Chinese children and auspicious symbols, Japan — Case (Inrō) with Design of Six Immortal Poets
Kajikawa School
19th century