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From battle to beauty, DMA exhibit explores the art of Japanese metalwork
Summary by The Dallas Editorial Desk Kimberly Richard , as published by NBC5 DFW
· August 15, 2026
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What do the swords of the samurai have in common with cloisonné enameling? Samurai to the Imperial Court: Japanese Metalwork, an exhibition on view at the Dallas Museum of Art through Sept. 6, investigates the inventiveness and craftsmanship of Japanese metalwork. “ Samurai to the Imperial Court...
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Key takeaway 6, investigates the inventiveness and craftsmanship of Japanese metalwork.
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What is this story about? What do the swords of the samurai have in common with cloisonné enameling? Samurai to the Imperial Court: Japanese Metalwork, an exhibition on view at the Dallas Museum of Art through Sept. 6, investigates the inventiveness and craftsmanship of Japanese metalwork. “ Samurai to the Imperial Court...
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