This was collected by my family as a hobby. It is a very finely crafted netsuke. It appears to be a fisherman casting a net. The pose of pulling in the net suggests it is a very auspicious motif symbolizing "drawing in good luck and fortune." • Signature (artist's mark) present: There is a red inscription on the bottom that appears to be a signature (it looks like "正光" or similar, but I cannot be certain of the details). • Cord holes: There are practical cord holes (2 locations) on the back. It is likely for use as a netsuke. [Condition] • It has developed a deep luster and color over time, giving it an antique charm. • There are no major chips or cracks, but as this is an old antique item, please check the details in the photos and only purchase if you understand this. • The material is unknown. [Size] Height: approx. 3cm / Width: approx. 3cm Weight: 18g These are amateur measurements. [Shipping] • To prevent water damage and breakage, it will be carefully packed with cushioning material and shipped via Raku Raku Mercari便 (anonymous shipping). A box is not included. Thank you.