Black and Gold Goshoguruma

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts an intricately designed miniature model of a traditional Japanese ox-drawn cart, known as a "gosho-guruma," set on a decorated base with elaborate patterns. The cart features a black and gold color scheme with detailed floral motifs and metallic accents, exemplifying traditional Japanese craftsmanship. It is connected to a small, stylized representation of an ox, which is adorned with a decorative orange cloth featuring fine embroidery. The cart is attached with red rope harnesses and has wooden wheels with finely carved spokes, adding to its authentic appearance. The overall composition is set on a rectangular platform displaying a subtle floral pattern that complements the ornate design of the cart.

The image depicts an intricately designed miniature model of a traditional Japanese ox-drawn cart, known as a "gosho-guruma," set on a decorated base with elaborate patterns. The cart features a black and gold color scheme with detailed floral motifs and metallic accents, exemplifying traditional Japanese craftsmanship. It is connected to a small, stylized representation of an ox, which is adorned with a decorative orange cloth featuring fine embroidery. The cart is attached with red rope harnesses and has wooden wheels with finely carved spokes, adding to its authentic appearance. The overall composition is set on a rectangular platform displaying a subtle floral pattern that complements the ornate design of the cart.

Name/Title

Black and Gold Goshoguruma

Entry/Object ID

2020.7.5

Description

Black and gold coach ( goshoguruma) pulled by a black ox wearing a gold and orange fabric on its back. Orange fabric lines the walls on the front, back, and side and has two hanging red tassels on each side. from a Hina-Matsuri set brought by Michik Takaoka to promote increased awareness of Japanese culture in 2004.