Japanese Inro

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Inro: tsuishu lacquer decorated with bamboo, pine tree, and peach blossom design. Ojime: tsuichu lacquer, a sage instructing a youth. Netsuke: tsuishu lacquer, peach blossoms. 18th-19th century. The British Museum Japanese Inro, Japanese Handbag, Obi Sash, Japanese Lacquerware, Art Japonais, Small Objects, Peach Blossoms, Japanese Antiques, Japan Art

Japanese Inro

inro | British Museum

Inro (4 case): tsuishu lacquer, decorated with bamboo, pine tree, and peach blossoms; inside nashiji. Ojime: tsuishu lacquer; a sage instructing a youth. Netsuke: manju shape, tsuishu lacquer; peach blossoms.

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Lobsters. Artist: Somada. Japanese Inro. Edo Period (1615-1868). Gold and polychrome lacquer inro, coral ojime and wood netsuke. Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. Japanese Artifacts, Seafood Art, Japanese Inro, Pirates Gold, Japanese Lacquerware, Lobster Design, Turning Japanese, Japanese Fish, Traditional Japanese Art

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Lobsters. Artist: Somada. Japanese Inro. Edo Period (1615-1868). Gold and polychrome lacquer inro, coral ojime and wood netsuke. Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.

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Finely Carved Antique Japanese 12 Zodiac Animals Inro Sagemono

Buddhist Art Collections in Bronze, Wood and Stone

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Three lacquer inro Edo period (18th century)

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Inro, Netsuke and Ojime | V&A Explore The Collections

Inro, netsuke and ojime, the inro depicting a courtier's hat and cherry blossom in black, gold, silver and red lacquer, with gold foil, signed Kanko Kajikawa Bunryusai, ca. 1775 - 1825

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Inro with grasshopper and flowers

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ace of origin: Japan (made) Date: ca. 1850 - 1900 (made) Artist/Maker: Yoshitomi (maker) Materials and Techniques: Ivory, inlaid Museum number: W.319-1922 Gallery location: In Storage Japanese Inro, Japanese Lacquerware, Japanese Dress, Japanese Characters, Small Objects, High Art, Sumi E, Japanese Antiques, Ukiyo E

Inrō | Yoshitomi | V&A Explore The Collections

Inrō decorated with insects, lacquer on ivory with inlaid mother of pearl and semi-precious stones, by Yoshitomi, Japan, 1850-1900

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Netsuke | V&A Explore The Collections

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Japanese inro

Inro (4 case): tsuishu lacquer, decorated with bamboo, pine tree, and peach blossoms; inside nashiji. Ojime: tsuishu lacquer; a sage instructing a youth. Netsuke: manju shape, tsuishu lacquer; peach blossoms.

Lobsters. Artist: Somada. Japanese Inro. Edo Period (1615-1868). Gold and polychrome lacquer inro, coral ojime and wood netsuke. Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.

Buddhist Art Collections in Bronze, Wood and Stone

Three lacquer inro Edo period (18th century)

Inro, netsuke and ojime, the inro depicting a courtier's hat and cherry blossom in black, gold, silver and red lacquer, with gold foil, signed Kanko Kajikawa Bunryusai, ca. 1775 - 1825

Inrō decorated with insects, lacquer on ivory with inlaid mother of pearl and semi-precious stones, by Yoshitomi, Japan, 1850-1900

Woo, Japan, dress accessories, lacquer Woo, Japan, dress accessories, lacquer

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