Одзимэ. 緒締め. Ojime. Хотьково 2023 г. Саломакин О. кость - бивень мамонта, перламутр. 18 х 23 мм.
Одзимэ. 緒締め. Ojime. О. Саломакин 2023. кость - бивень мамонта, резьба, тонировка. 20 мм.
Inrō, Ojime, Netsuke, Attributed to Kansai III (Japan, died 1857), Japan, second half of 19th century, Costumes, Inrō: black lacquer on substrate; Ojime: black hardstone or glass; Netsuke: ebony; manjū type.
Одзимэ. 緒締め. Ojime. О. Саломакин 2024. кость - бивень мамонта. 20 мм.
Inrō, Ojime, and Netsuke, Koma Sadahide (Japan, active second half 18th century), Japan, early 19th century, Costumes, Inrō: various lacquers on substrate, mixed metal flecks; Ojime: ivory, metal; Netsuke: lacquer; manjū type.
Tonkotsu, Ojime, and Netsuke, Token (Japan, active mid-19th century), Japan, 19th century, Costumes, Tonkotsu: Paulownia wood and inlaid cloisonné maple leaves; tonkotsu type, bombé form (interior ki-urushi [filtered raw lacquer]), signed Token (or.
Inrō, Ojime, Netsuke ensemble, Kajikawa Bunryūsai (Japan, active third quarter 18th century), Japan, mid-18th century, Costumes, [inro] lacquer with mother-of-pearl inlay; [ojime] nut shell or fruit pit(?); [netsuke] ivory.
Inro, netsuke and ojime, the inro depicting fishes in water in gold hiramakie and takamakie, inlaid with pearl-shell, horn and stained ivory, signed Kakosai, ca. 1850-1900
Sold at auction Five Ojime Beads for sale in auction. Auction Number 2719B, Lot Number 505. Bid on similar items for sale at auction
Collection of 52 Asian Ojime beads, strung as a necklace, most carved ivory but also including cinnabar, nut, bone, stone and wood examples, a few artist signed. Included in this lot is a pink silk…
Одзимэ. Ojime. 緒締め. О. Саломакин.
Ivory Katabori Ojime Carved as an Octopus and Monkey by Ikkosai Locked in a struggle Signed. Circa 1900
A Japanese "Netsuke" Carver creates unique NETSUKE and Maori Bone Carving. Live in Nelson, New Zealand. Commissions welcome. 日本人のボーンカーバー野口文男の作品紹介。ニュージーランド、ネルソン市在住。オリジナル指輪、ボーンカービング他、根付も
Vintage Antique 19th C. Japanese 14K Gold Ojime Bead Vines Leaves # 9 Netsuke for sale
Meiji era (1868-1912), late 19th/early 20th century. Daikoku , standing, brandishing his mallet, signed Katsuhira.
Nine metal ojime, 19th Century
Actor's Mask (Inrō/Ojime/Netsuke Ensemble), Hara Yōyūsai (attributed to) (Japan, 1772-1845), Japan, 19th century, Costumes, [inrō] Gold, black and gray hiramakie on togidashi ground of black and gold mokume lacquer; [ojime] mixed metals (shibuichi and silver) and gilt; .
A fugu fish, its stomach inflated with water as it adopts a defensive pose. The natural markings of the fish’s skin are finely stippled and stained in sumi-e ink. The eyes are double inlaid in pale and dark horn. Signed in incised characters: Mitsuhiro, with seal: Ohara Length: 4.6cm
Ojime Bead
