大英博物館さんのインスタグラム写真 - (大英博物館Instagram)「✨ These glittering objects are examples of a ‘hsun-ok’ – a traditional Burmese vessel that would have been made for holding gifts and offerings made by people to Buddhist monks and monasteries. 🎍 Though the surface may appear to be solid gold, these vessels are crafted from coiled bamboo strips! ‘Thayo’ paste, a putty made of lacquer and bulking material such as ash, was used to craft the elaborate three-dimensional floral and abstract decoration, into which the mirrored glass sequins were pressed. 📖 Delve behind the scenes into our Organic Conservation Studio as Conservation Intern Maxim Chesnokov reveals how he’s been preparing one of these beautiful vessels for display in our upcoming #BurmaToMyanmar exhibition, opening on 2 November – read his blog via the link in our bio. 🔔 There’s just one week left to save at least 20% on your exhibition tickets with our early bird offer – don’t miss out! Book yours at britishmuseum.org/burmatomyanmar 🔎 A pair of offering vessels (hsun-ok). Bamboo, lacquer, coloured glass, gold leaf, gilded metal and wood, from Myanmar, 1860–1890. #BritishMuseum #TicketOffer #WhatsOn」9月16日 1時31分