iku-pasuy

Language: Ainu
Language: Ainu
Libation spatula

These spatulas, which are often decorated with rich carvings ritual sake drinking (kamuynomi) to deliver prayers/prayers to the kamuy (souls/powerful beings). prayers/requests. The decorations include geometric patterns, which often the origins of the ikupasuy, or cut-outs and figurative representations such as fish or whales. fish or whales. Libation spatula. Cut straight on one side and slightly rounded, the other side pointed and flattened like a tongue. The surface is engraved with engraved with various motifs or carved in shallow relief. There are also rectangular cut-outs are also attached. Incised ownership mark (shiroshi) on the underside in the shape of a triangle. of a triangle. Possibly a travelling souvenir made for tourists possibly even made by Japanese (wajin culture) manufacturers. manufacturers.

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Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum - Kulturen der Welt
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Cataloguing data

Cultural attribution
Ainu
Object type
ceremonial objects
Dimensions
381 x 30 x 7 mm
Current location
Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum
Inventory number
RJM 10686
Other number(s)
RJM 1899/01

Provenance and sources

when
19th century
where
Japan
Asia -> East-Asia -> Japan -> North-Japan -> Hokkaido

when
between April and May 1881
where
Hokkaido
who
Joest, Wilhelm - Former Possessors

when
1897-25-11
where
Cologne

when
1899-28-01
where
Cologne
who
Naturhistorisches Museum Köln - Recipients

when
1901-01-10
where
Cologne
who
Naturhistorisches Museum Köln - Former Possessors
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