Netsuke were traditionally made in Japan during the 18th–19th centuries. Originally, they served as functional counterweights used to suspend an inrō from the sash of a kimono. Over time, they became true works of art sought after by collectors.
Material: Fossil mammoth ivory. 20th century
Condition: Good overall condition, with no visible damage
A fine piece for an Asian art collection or as a refined decorative object.
Dimensions:
Height: 1.42 in
Width: 1.46 in
Shipping: €10 within France, €15 within the European Union, quotation for destinations outside the EU.
Payment can be made by bank transfer.
You may also collect your purchase directly from our gallery, with no shipping charges.
If you are interested in this piece, please contact us by email: tresorient@yahoo.com
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