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Netsuke: Small sculpted objects used in the Edo period as toggles to prevent tobacco pouches, inro (small cases), and pouches from slipping off the obi (sash). Motif: The rat (nezumi) is considered auspicious as a symbol of prosperity and good fortune, and is a popular motif for netsuke. Mark: Engraved Size: Height 5cm Width 5cm I bought this netsuke because of the cute, realistic expression of the rat, but I am selling it as I am decluttering. If you are interested, please consider purchasing it.
2 weeks ago