Manju Netsuke, Buffalo Horn, Japan Meiji, The Escape
Artist: Art Du Japon
Beautiful object, a manju button, a netsuke which was attached by the two holes to a silk cord, to retain an object at the belt. This manju, in the shape of a "rice cake" is engraved on top, in high relief, of a Shintoist scene with a priest and a character hidden under the magic cauldron ... this character, once discovered, flees at full speed on the other side of the button, this time hollowed out, (remarkable!), "sunken relief" technique).
Japanese art, late 19th Meiji.
Dimensions: 4.5cm x 4cm x 1.7cm.
Condition: excellent, some wear, no flaw.
Shipping to study,during the virus Reign
Tel: 0665241111
Japanese art, late 19th Meiji.
Dimensions: 4.5cm x 4cm x 1.7cm.
Condition: excellent, some wear, no flaw.
Shipping to study,during the virus Reign
Tel: 0665241111
280 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Good condition
Length: 4,5cm
Width: 4cm
Height: 1,7cm
Reference (ID): 576124
Availability: In stock
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