Ritual ladle, Chinese, Qing dynasty 1644–1911, late 19th century. Material/subject: ritual vessel associated with Chinese Buddhism; swastikas painted gold. A chain and silk cord with a tassel hang from the handle. Length: 57.5 cm., A long black ladle-like object with a straight handle stretches across a gray background, attached at one end to a small black cup; the cup has a circular pale yellow design on its side. From the handle near the far end hangs a braided beige cord and a short rusty metal chain, the cord tied and ending in a frayed tan-brown tassel that lies on the reflective surface. The image shows colors including black, gray, beige, tan-brown, rusty brown, and pale yellow.
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Ritual ladle, Chinese, Qing dynasty 1644–1911, late 19th century. Material/subject: ritual vessel associated with Chinese Buddhism; swastikas painted gold. A chain and silk cord with a tassel hang from the handle. Length: 57.5 cm., A long black ladle-like object with a straight handle stretches across a gray background, attached at one end to a small black cup; the cup has a circular pale yellow design on its side. From the handle near the far end hangs a braided beige cord and a short rusty metal chain, the cord tied and ending in a frayed tan-brown tassel that lies on the reflective surface. The image shows colors including black, gray, beige, tan-brown, rusty brown, and pale yellow.

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