Object Properties Management
Manage Every Object's Unique Properties in Detail
With Muselera, systematically record all information from physical properties to historical details, material information to storage conditions. Document your collection professionally with comprehensive property management.
Classification of Objects According to Their Properties
Museum and collector inventories are extremely diverse: objects of cultural and historical significance, artworks, natural specimens, scientific equipment, objects without monetary value but with historical importance... Each has different properties, stories, and significance.
Objects from around the world made from all types of materials - artworks, machines, vehicles, tools, wood, natural stones, minerals - each has its unique raw material, production technique, size, color, age, and provenance. Muselera offers a comprehensive property management system developed to manage this diversity.
Object Property Categories
Comprehensive object property categories you can manage in Muselera:
Basic Identification
- Inventory Number: Unique identifier
- Object Name: Naming in multiple languages
- Alternative Names: Other known names
- Object Type: Categorical classification
- Sub-Category: Detailed classification
Physical Properties
- Dimensions: Length, width, height (cm)
- Weight: In kilograms or grams
- Diameter: For cylindrical objects
- Thickness: For flat surfaces
- Volume: Three-dimensional measurement
Material and Technique
- Primary Material: Main structural material
- Other Materials: Multiple material selection
- Production Technique: Manufacturing method
- Decoration Technique: Decoration methods
- Color Palette: Multiple color definition
Historical Information
- Production Date: Year or period of creation
- Period: Historical age or era
- Culture: Cultural or civilization context
- Dynasty: Related dynasty period
- Style: Art movement or style
Origin and Provenance
- Findspot: Discovery location
- Place of Production: Manufacturing location
- Geographic Region: Regional classification
- Previous Owners: Ownership history
- Ownership Date: Acquisition dates
Artist and Maker
- Artist/Maker: Creator or workshop
- Life Dates: Birth and death years
- Nationality: Artist's nationality
- Workshop/School: Production center affiliation
- Signature: Artist signature details
Condition and Status
- General Condition: Good, fair, poor classification
- Damage Type: Cracks, breaks, missing parts
- Completeness: Integrity percentage
- Conservation History: Interventions performed
- Conservation Priority: Urgency level
Value and Significance
- Insurance Value: Monetary value
- Market Value: Current market worth
- Cultural Significance: Social value
- Scientific Importance: Research value
- Rarity: Object rarity
Museum Management
- Acquisition Type: Gift, purchase, transfer
- Acquisition Date: Museum entry date
- Donor/Seller: Source information
- Location: Storage or display location
- Responsible Staff: Assigned personnel
Storage and Handling
- Storage Conditions: Temperature, humidity requirements
- Light Sensitivity: Lux level limits
- Handling Instructions: Special care requirements
- Packaging Type: Protective material types
- Fragility: Sensitivity degree
Documentation
- Photographs: Multiple visual records
- Technical Drawings: Schematic representations
- Bibliography: Related publications
- Exhibitions: Exhibition history
- Publications: Published sources
Content and Description
- Brief Description: Summary definition
- Detailed Description: Comprehensive information
- Iconographic Analysis: Visual content description
- Inscriptions: Inscriptions and texts
- Symbolic Meaning: Symbolic interpretations
Additional Properties for Specific Object Types
Customized field definitions for each object type:
ðĻ Paintings
Canvas size, frame information, support type (canvas, wood, metal), paint technique (oil, acrylic, watercolor), signature location, restorations
ðŋ Sculpture and Plastic Arts
Dimensions (height, width, depth), base information, weight, material composition, casting technique, number of pieces
ð Manuscripts and Documents
Page count, writing type, ink type, binding condition, watermark information, script type, language, spelling features
ðš Ceramics and Glass
Form type, body color, glaze type, firing technique, decoration method, production center, diameter measurements
ð Textiles and Garments
Weaving technique, fabric type, pattern features, color fastness, stitching details, accessory information, size measurements
ð Jewelry and Ornaments
Karat information, stone types, mounting technique, hallmark, weight (grams), motif features, certificate information
ð§ Ethnographic Objects
Purpose of use, region of use, local name, production method, period of use, social context
ðĶī Archaeological Finds
Excavation site, mound/layer information, find context, stratigraphic level, carbon-14 dating, find number
Advantages of Muselera Property Management
ðŊ Unlimited Customization
Define custom fields for each object type, exceed standard templates
ð Advanced Search
Search across all properties, create complex filters
ð Detailed Reporting
Generate customized reports based on any properties
â Standards Compliance
Compatible with international standards like SPECTRUM, CIDOC-CRM
ð Relational Data
Create connections between objects, link collections
ðą Multi-language Support
Manage property definitions in multiple languages
Document Your Collection in the Most Detailed Way
Record all properties of each object systematically with Muselera's comprehensive property management system and create professional cataloging.
