BANNER

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts a richly designed ceremonial banner with intricate gold floral patterns on a vibrant red background, hanging vertically from a pole. The banner is adorned with decorative tassels at the top, adding a touch of elegance. The pole, which supports the banner, is painted in alternating bands of red and black, giving it a striking contrast. Attached to the pole is a small round label with handwritten notes, one of which indicates the banner’s color as "red & gold." The overall presentation of the banner suggests it is an ornate piece likely used for significant cultural or religious events, reflecting an aesthetic that combines detailed craftsmanship with symbolic colors. Furthermore, the gold motifs appear to be meticulously woven, highlighting the skilled artistry involved in its creation. The banner’s detailed embroidery and choice of colors indicate a rich cultural heritage, possibly originating from a tradition that values opulence and ceremonial showmanship. Additionally, the presence of shiny circular embellishments nestled within the floral design further enhances its decorative appeal.

The image depicts a richly designed ceremonial banner with intricate gold floral patterns on a vibrant red background, hanging vertically from a pole. The banner is adorned with decorative tassels at the top, adding a touch of elegance. The pole, which supports the banner, is painted in alternating bands of red and black, giving it a striking contrast. Attached to the pole is a small round label with handwritten notes, one of which indicates the banner’s color as "red & gold." The overall presentation of the banner suggests it is an ornate piece likely used for significant cultural or religious events, reflecting an aesthetic that combines detailed craftsmanship with symbolic colors. Furthermore, the gold motifs appear to be meticulously woven, highlighting the skilled artistry involved in its creation. The banner’s detailed embroidery and choice of colors indicate a rich cultural heritage, possibly originating from a tradition that values opulence and ceremonial showmanship. Additionally, the presence of shiny circular embellishments nestled within the floral design further enhances its decorative appeal.

Name/Title

BANNER

Entry/Object ID

662/17479

Description

red and gold brocade/red and black pole/fits in 662/17476

Collection

ETHNOGRAPHIC/JAPAN

Made/Created

Place

Continent

Asia

Ethnography

Culture/Tribe

Japanese

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Banner

Nomenclature Sub-Class

Declaratory Documents

Nomenclature Class

Documentary Objects

Nomenclature Category

Category 08: Communication Objects

Dimensions

Width

2-3/4 in

Length

10-3/4 in

Dimension Notes

dimensions are for banner pole is 22 3/4" l

Parts

Count

1

Material

BROCADE

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Mar 30, 1983