DARUMA AND OKAME

Bronze and rock crystal; the stone of Chinese or American origin

Gilt bronze

Lacquered wood covered with kirikane (cut gold)

Wood, with red and green pigments applied to the robes and black to the hair

Wood, single-woodblock construction; with traces of polychromy over white gesso ground

Kaya (Japanese nutmeg) wood with traces of red pigment: single-block construction

Hollow dry lacquer

Wood from the remains of the Hōryūji temple

Wood, single-woodblock construction; with traces of polychrome

Wood, multiple woodblock-construction; with lacquer-applied gold leaf, and with significant later re-working of the head, shoulders, arms, back, legs and proper left torso

Carved sandalwood, the exterior decorated with gold hiramaki-e (low-relief sprinkled design), the interior with carved representations embellished with polychromy and gilding

Cypress wood with traces of gilding; shrine contains metal fittings and black lacquer