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Fashion and Function: The Art of Netsuke Carving | Springfield Museums
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Netsuke Exhibition | Japan Cultural Expo - Nihonhaku - | Exploring Arts of Japan from Antiquity to the Present
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Netsuke - Wikipedia
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Selection of 4 Japanese wooden netsuke. Top Left: 18th century. Top right, 19th century. Bottom Left: Mask of a demon. Signed 'ransen'. 1800-1850 Bottom right: 18th century possibly by Shuzan. A netsuke
Netsuke: 14 Must-See Miniature Japanese Masterpieces
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Amazon.com: Y1777 : 2 " Nice Quality Hand Carved Boxwood netsuke - Cat in Kimono : Home & Kitchen
Netsuke: Indispensable Item for Edo Kimono Fashion | Goin' Japanesque!
Ashmolean Museum on Twitter: "@afwesty Small containers were hung by silk cords from the sash which fastened a Kimono. To hold the container closed, and in place, the cord was threaded through
