Japanese Netsuke, Early Late Edo Period, Ivory
This magnificent ivory netsuke, dating from the pivotal Late Edo period, is a Japanese art object once used as a belt counterweight. It depicts a seated figure captured in a posture of calm and meditation. The exquisite carving and richly aged patina attest to its authenticity and venerable age. With its characteristic cord hole (himotoshi), it is a precious testament to traditional Japanese craftsmanship.
450 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Good condition
Material: Ivory
Width: 2.5cm
Height: 4cm
Reference (ID): 1669866
Availability: In stock
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