Netsuke

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a ceramic figurine with an apple on the ground next to it's mother

Netsuke of a Man and an Egg | Japan | Edo (1615–1868) or Meiji period (1868–1912) | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Netsuke of a Man and an Egg Date: 19th century Culture: Japan Medium: Ivory Dimensions: H. 1 1/4 in. (3.2 cm); W. 1 1/4 in. (3.2 cm); D. 1 in. (2.5 cm)

a sculpture of a dog's head with its eyes closed

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an animal figurine with two mice on it's back and the tail curled up

Ancient Egyptian Tombs

Antique Japanese Ivory Okimono: Rats & Snake

ANTIQUE JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONO: Rats & Snake - Dramatic and extremely realistic, antique Japanese openwork carved ivory okimono; depicting three rodents and a snake fighting, inlaid eyes; late 19th Century; H: 6"

a white object with brown dots on it's center and two pieces of fruit in the middle

Ceramics Ideas Pottery

Carving Art

Netsuke in Form of White Lily

White Lily netsuke. Fukumoto Homin (Japanese, active mid 19th century) (Artist) PERIOD mid 19th century (Edo; Meiji)

a statue of a man with a basket and a stick on top of a wave

Traditional Japanese Kimono

Samurai Armor

Ancient Art

Traditional Japanese

An Early 20th Century Japanese Stained Ivory Netsu

A FISHERMAN

an ivory figurine of a lion with spirals on its back

Dmitry Levit Asian Art online catalog

19C SHISHI netsuke con peonía

three little birds sitting on top of each other

Edmund de Waal's netsuke collection

The potter Edmund de Waal tells the stories behind some of the netsuke he inherited from his great uncle

a statue of a man riding a horse on top of a black background with an inscription below it

God Of Wind

Art Chinois

Thunder And Lightning

Art Japonais

Japan Art

Victoria And Albert

Netsuke depicting Raiden, the god of wind, thunder and lightning, Japan, 19th century, carved ivory.

Chess Sets

Objet D'art

Metropolitan Museum Of Art

Metropolitan Museum

Museum Of Art

Japanese Art

Chessman | Japanese | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Chessmen (2) Date: 19th century Culture: Japanese Medium: Ivory Dimensions: H. 5 1/2 in

a butterfly sitting on top of a white flower

Mammoth ivory Iris petal and butterfly netsuke by Natasha Popova. Stained with walnut dye, silver nitrate and burning needle. Two dew-drops carved from acryl glass (front and reverse sides). Beetle on reverse carved from stained mammoth ivory and dark-brown shell. Signature on the reverse side covered with 23k gold leaf and the second dew-drop. January 2007. View 1

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Netsuke [Tengu hatching], Unknown Japanese ^ Minneapolis Institute of Art

Netsuke [Tengu hatching] Artist Unknown (Japan, Asia, Japan), 19th century Ivory 1 3/16 x 1 9/16 x 1 3/8in. (3 x 4 x 3.5cm) Bequest of Walter Lane Barksdale 98.105.123 Physical Description: winged creature hatching with part of one wing visible at right and claws below head; low relief leaves carved on egg

two white and black vases with rope wrapped around the handles, one on top of the other

Sold at Auction: A well carved ivory netsuke of a mokugyo, by Gyokushû. Late 19th century

A well carved ivory netsuke of a mokugyo, by Gyokushû. Late 19th century. The handle in the shape of two dragons holding a pearl in their mouths, their scaly bodies rendered as a decorative pattern. Signed Gyokushû. En suite a miniature version of the netsuke as ojime with a spurious signature reading Gyokushû but written with a different second character.

an elephant figurine sitting on top of a white surface

Gallery – Writing – Edmund de Waal

Edmund De Waal — Netsuke

a white ceramic figurine with a baby seal on it's back, sitting next to an adult seal

(#293) Netsuke d'un rat et d'un chat en ivoire par Dosho, Japon, XVIIIE siècle

Sotheby's Netsuke rat and napping cat