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Xiongbo&#13;
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&#13;
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&#13;
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                <text>Gifted to Canterbury Museum by Alley in 1937 during a visit to New Zealand. In 1956, loaned to the Rewi Alley Chinese Art and Crafts Exhibition, held at the Provincial Council Chambers, Christchurch. </text>
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base not pictured - is there a reign mark? stopper? collar? DK 25.11.15&#13;
&#13;
Xiongbo, I have corrected the Museum Acc No. field with the correct number, being C1957.1243. David, the description is great. You can only go with what you see and previous descriptions. If no stopper or collar is visible, and neither are mentioned in the description then do not worry about it. For the reign mark - I think Xiongbo will have all the images for each object (not all are loaded to Omeka), so please do ask him if images are available for you to confirm the existence of a mark. 27/11/15 (Hatesa) &#13;
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&lt;p&gt;The information on this page was created from historic documentation and may not reflect the best available knowledge about the item. If you have information or questions about the objects on this website, please contact Canterbury Museum. Images may be subject to copyright laws and are therefore not of reproduction quality.&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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&lt;p&gt;The information on this page was created from historic documentation and may not reflect the best available knowledge about the item. If you have information or questions about the objects on this website, please contact Canterbury Museum. Images may be subject to copyright laws and are therefore not of reproduction quality.&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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stopper and spoon not pictured; is this actually a snuff bottle? - 9cm tall seems large DK 20.11.15&#13;
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(4) spoon? glass? porcelain?&#13;
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stopper? collar? DK 18.11.15&#13;
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stopper and collar materials? DK 17.11.15&#13;
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Related objects: Acc: 1975.99.2; Name: Tobacco pipe; Cat: C1975.51, Acc: 1975.99.3; Name: Figurine; Cat: C1975.52, Acc: 1975.99.4; Name: Embroidery; Cat: C1975.53, Acc: 1975.99.5; Name: Embroidery; Cat: C1975.54, Acc: 1975.99.6; Name: Embroidery; Cat: C1975.55, Acc: 1975.99.7; Name: Napkin; Cat: C1975.56, Acc: 1975.99.8; Name: Paper currency; Cat: C1975.57&#13;
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stopper and spoon not pictured DK 25.11.15&#13;
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                <text>Gifted by Alley to Canterbury Museum during a visit to Christchurch in 1973.</text>
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              <text>Clear glass, decorative metal top and base. 5th rank. &lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;NB, for a supporting reference to the interpretation of these objects as rank insignia for &lt;em&gt;Ji guan&lt;/em&gt; (semi-formal or informal court officials' headgear), see Gary Dickinson and Linda Wrigglesworth, &lt;em&gt;Imperial Wardrobe&lt;/em&gt;, London: Bamboo Publishing Ltd., 1990, 108. According to this source, the &lt;em&gt;Ji guan&lt;/em&gt; insignia likely date after 1730.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;p&gt;DK 26.01.16&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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Chinese inscriptions on this calligraphy couplet: &#13;
&#13;
萅秋多佳日 西北有高樓&#13;
皋北闌山麓書應啓x先生正&#13;
丁亥夏四月 南春裴xx&#13;
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Inscription as follows: &#13;
萅秋多佳日 西北有高樓&#13;
皋北闌山麓書應啓x先生正&#13;
丁亥夏四月 南春裴xx</text>
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                <text>Mia Tay, Tan Keng Chen</text>
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              <text>Acquisition notes: Embroidered cap worn by Rewi Alley; Memorial scroll; Cased porcelain container with seal pigment; Block of pressed tea; Book 'Rewi Alley'; Book of poems by Rewi Alley; 20 autographed New Year gift booklets of photographs by Rewi Alley, ca 1965-86; 2 unpublished poems by Rewi Alley (carbon typescript copies) See correspondence for additional information. &#13;
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Chinese characters on this work of calligraphy: &#13;
&#13;
恭祝&#13;
路易. 艾黎老師八十五壽辰紀念&#13;
&#13;
振翼齊飛&#13;
&#13;
學生邱然美 梁渤然 張浩國 余盡忠&#13;
一九八二年十二月於慶陽 &#13;
化普代筆&#13;
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seal：李化普印&#13;
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恭祝&#13;
路易. 艾黎老師八十五壽辰紀念&#13;
振翼齊飛&#13;
學生邱然美 梁渤然 張浩國 余盡忠&#13;
一九八二年十二月於慶陽 &#13;
化普代筆&#13;
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蓋聞蒼蒼者天，列星辰而著象；茫茫者地，奠川岳以成形。仰觀天文，既如彼也；俯循地理，又若斯焉。夫以妙旨幽微，名言之路攸絕；真如湛寂，性相之義都捐。然則發啟心聾，資法雷之激響；獎導迷眾，俟覺首以司方。故知假名不壞於常名，樂說乃詮於無說。至若象外之象，獨稱三界之尊；天中之天，爰著六通之聖。法王利見，孕育於七十二君；梵帝乘時，牢籠於萬八千歲。周星閱彩，言符誕降之徵；漢日流祥，載葉通神之夢。故能威揚沙劫，化彼塵區，玉毫舒耀而除昏，金口宏宣而遣滯。破煩惱之賊，詎藉干戈；壞生死之軍，惟憑慧力。闢圓明之界，廣納於無邊；開常樂之門，普該於有識。縱使浮天欲浪，境風息而俄澄；漲日情塵，法雨г而便廓。歸依者銷殃而致福，回向者去危而獲安。可謂巍巍乎其有成功，蕩蕩乎而無能名者矣。但四生蠢蠢，未悟無常；六趣悠悠，俱纏有結。詎智空華不實，水月非堅，馳逐於五陰之中，播遷於三界之域，納諸品匯，終俟法門。自白馬西來，元言東被，世尊則隨類敷演，眾生乃逐性開迷。馬鳴擅美於瓊編，龍樹騰芳於寶偈。於是遙通震旦，遠布閻浮，半滿之教區分，大小之乘並騖。澄安俊備，接武於勝場；琳遠高人，駢蹤於法宇。遂使微言著範，歷千古而暢英聲；至賾流規，周十方而騰茂實。頃屬後周膺運，大扇魔風，遂使天下招提，咸從毀廢；寰中法侶，並混編省｀島⺶°旨澎居，空留宴坐之處；荒涼慧苑，無複經行之蹤。爰洎開皇，重將修建，旋逢大業，又遇分崩。鬼哭神吟。山鳴海沸，既遭塗炭，寧有伽藍。正法消淪，邪魔增長，於是人迷覺路，幕仂犢膆之區；俗蔽真宗，羈絆於蓋纏之內。我大唐之有天下也。上凌巢燧，俯視羲軒，三聖重光，萬邦一統。威加有截。澤被無垠，掩坤絡以還淳，亙乾維而獻款。再懸佛日，重補梵天，龍宮將八柱齊安，鷲嶺共五峰爭峻。大宏釋教，諒屬皇朝者焉。大福先寺翻經三藏法師義淨者，範陽人也，俗姓張氏。五代相韓之後，三台仕晉之前。朱紫分輝，貂蟬合彩。高祖為東齊郡守，仁風遠扇，甘雨隨車，化闡六條，政行十部。爰祖及父，俱厭俗榮。放曠一邱，逍遙三徑，含和體素，養志恬神。摘芝秀於東山，挹清流於南澗，可謂尋幽丹嶠，棲偃白□。皋鶴於是吞聲，場駒以之縶影。法師幼挺明悟，夙彰聰敏。才逾辯李之歲，心樂出家；甫過游洛之年，志尋西國。業該經史，學洞古今。總三藏之元樞，明一乘之奧義。既而閒居習靜，息慮安禪，托彼山林，遠茲塵累。三十有七，方遂雅懷。以咸亨二年行至廣府，發蹤結契，數乃十人，鼓棹詈劍惟存一己。巡南溟以遐逝，指西域以長驅。歷岩岫之千重，凌波濤之萬里。漸屆天竺，次至王城。佛說法華，靈峰尚在；如來成道，聖躅仍留。吠奢城中，獻蓋之跡不泯；給孤園內，布金之地猶存。三道寶階，居然目睹；八大靈塔，邈矣親觀。所經三十餘國，凡歷二十餘載。菩提樹下，屢攀折以淹留；阿耨池邊，幾濯纓而藻鑒。法師慈悲作室，忍辱為衣，長齋則一自資，長坐則六時無倦。又古來翻譯之著，莫不先出梵文，後資漢譯，摭詞文憑於學者，銓義別稟於僧徒。今茲法師，不如是矣。既閒五天竺語，又詳二諦幽宗，譯義綴文，咸由於己出；措詞定理，匪假於旁求。超漢代之摩騰，跨秦年之羅什。所將梵本經僅四百部，合五十萬頌，金剛座真容一鋪，舍利三百粒，以証聖元年夏五月方屆都焉。則天大聖皇帝出震膺期，乘乾握紀，紹隆為務，宏濟為心。爰命百寮，兼整四眾，虹幡手彗日，鳳吹遏□，香散六銖，華飄五色，鏘鏘濟濟煒煒煌煌，迎於上東之門，置於授記之寺。共于闐三藏及大福先寺主沙門複禮西崇福寺主法藏等翻《華嚴經》，後至大福先寺，與天竺三藏寶思未多及授記寺主惠表沙門勝莊慈訓等譯《根本部律》。其大德等莫不四禪凝慮，六度冥懷，懸法鏡於心台，朗戒珠於性海。詞林挺秀，將覺樹而聯芳；慧炬揚輝，澄桂輪而合影。渾金璞玉，諒屬其人。誠梵宇之棟梁，實法門之龍象。已翻諸雜經律二百餘卷，繕寫雲畢，尋並進內。其餘戒律諸論，方俟後詮。五篇之教俱明，八法之因備曉，鵝珠尚護，蟲命無傷。浮囊必取於不虧，油缽終期於靡覆。崇聖教之紀綱，啟含生之耳目。伏願上資先聖，長隆七廟之基；下逮微躬，恆佐九天之命，遷懷生於壽域，致薄俗於淳源。歲稔時和，遠安邇肅，顧以萬幾務總，四海事殷，用憑乙夜之餘，式贊彌天之德。課虛扣寂，聊題序云。&#13;
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HANDLE WITH CARE Original Buddhist Sutra of 7th century (probably Dunhuang) on paper made from paper mulberry, scented with sandalwood.</text>
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