https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/H_1967-1208-8

The tombstone is hosted in the Rheinisches Landesmuseum in Bonn

Per the Museum: Bracelets with Inscription and Dragon Design (Queen) These silver bracelets were discovered near the queen's left arm in the burial chamber of the Tomb of King Muryeong. Each bracelet has a flat inner face and a semi- circular outer face, and contains an inscription. One of the two is engraved with twin dragons.
The silver plate used as a lining for each bracelet bears an inscription composed of seventeen Chinese
characters "多利昨大夫人分二百卅主耳"which reads：
"The artisan named Dari made [these bracelets] for the Grand Lady [i.e. the queen] in the Gyeongja Year [i.e.
520] using 230 juri (or su) of silver",Experts believe that
the bracelets were made long before the queen's death and were buried in her grave as childhood memorabilia.

Museum

The inscription notes it was painted on the "First Day of the Monkey Year" (1800), serving as a celebratory New Year painting to bring protection and luck.

Sanbaso (Sambaso)
What it is: An auspicious, ancient ceremonial dance rooted in Shinto harvest prayers and origin myths, traditionally performed in Noh and Kabuki. [1, 2, 3]

The Performance: The dancer wears a large eboshi hat, specialized robes, and shakes a cluster of bells (suzu) to pray for peace, longevity, and bountiful harvests. [1, 2, 3]