Japanese Antique wooden Makie Inro Deer peeking from grass Netsuke Ojime INR95

  

Featured here is an exquisite Edo period inro adorned with maki-e, a traditional Japanese lacquer sprinkled with gold dust. The design depicts a deer peeking through a grassy thicket, creating a serene and evocative scene. The netsuke is a sculpture of a persimmon-like fruit made of tsuge wood.

(Inro) Width: 10.2cm×5.1cm Thickness: 2.95cm (Ojime) 1.6cm Netsuke:4.4cm. There are two repair points. Image14, Image18 There is some peeling of the lacquer on the side. Image19 The rest is in good antique condition.

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