![Chinese Quince Three-Storied Pagoda](https://kyoto-manju.jp/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/170117-046-min-1024x685.jpg)
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Chinese Quince Three-Storied PagodaUesugi Manju
Hard Chinese quince wood was shaped by a potter’s wheel to create this piece. The shape of the three-storied pagoda was carefully balanced.
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Yûkan Incense ContainerUesugi Gakusui
Both parts of this piece of lathe work (rings and incense container) were made simultaneously from a single block of red sandalwood.
7.8cm5cm