Proceedings of the Royal Society of London · 1879 · 12 citations · 0 references
Social SciencesReligionAsian StudiesEast Asian MaterialityIconographyJapanese ArtJapanese HistoryJapanese StudiesSacred SpaceJapanese AestheticsJapanese Culture
Abstract The Japanese mirror must, from three points of view, attract the notice of foreigners sojourning in that country—its prominence in the temples, the important feature it forms in the limited furniture of a Japanese household, and the wonderful property (which has apparently