Red Wood Fence

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image displays two small, identical decorative fence segments placed side by side on a flat surface. These segments are made of dark brown wood and are highlighted with golden embellishments. Each segment features horizontal wooden bars with cut-out sections in between, and the ends are topped with ornate, golden finials. The surface they are resting on is white, possibly made of styrofoam or a similar material, and the background behind the fence segments is a plain off-white wall with a beige baseboard, creating a simple and clean setting that allows the decorative elements of the fence segments to stand out prominently.

The image displays two small, identical decorative fence segments placed side by side on a flat surface. These segments are made of dark brown wood and are highlighted with golden embellishments. Each segment features horizontal wooden bars with cut-out sections in between, and the ends are topped with ornate, golden finials. The surface they are resting on is white, possibly made of styrofoam or a similar material, and the background behind the fence segments is a plain off-white wall with a beige baseboard, creating a simple and clean setting that allows the decorative elements of the fence segments to stand out prominently.

Name/Title

Red Wood Fence

Entry/Object ID

2020.7.58

Description

Red wood fence with gold accents from a Hina-Matsuri set brought by Michik Takaoka to promote increased awareness of Japanese culture in 2004.