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Icon Plaque (Kakebotoke) with Kannon Bosatsu
Icon plaques, or kakebotoke, were widely produced beginning in the Kamakura period (1185–1333) for use in both Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines. Their circular form derives
from the shape of polished bronze mirrors. Earlier kakebotoke were made of bronze, with images engraved with fine lines. Circular wood plaques such as this one, with attached
cast images and repoussé ornamentation, supplanted these. The plaques were hung under the eaves of temples, where they could be seen and worshipped by multiple people at once.
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