Inkstone in the Form of a Koto
https://clevelandart.org/art/1971.168
This hollow ink stone shaped like a musical instrument called a koto reflects the witty idea that music can inspire writing. The koto’s string and bridge were incised into the clay and then painted with underglaze iron pigment.
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145962
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1971.168
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