A netsuke is a small carved ornament, especially of ivory or wood, worn as part of Japanese traditional dress as a toggle by which an article may be attached to the sash of a kimono. (Source: Lexico) Netsuke always intrigues me with its tiny, intricate, and often funny or cute world. If you love netsuke, check out A List of Netsuke to see more than 40 pieces!
Hi, I'm Kei Narujima! This is a blog about the flowers, plants, and bugs I find in central Tokyo, along with bits of art and Japanese culture to make you smile or think (or so I hope)! こんにちは。花や虫、そして時々日本の文化などについて書いてます😊。
Netsuke - Demon Mask 根付「鬼面牙彫根付」
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This is an ivory netsuke in the shape of a demon mask that I saw in late March at the Tokyo National Museum. On April 25, Japan declared a state of emergency for Tokyo and surrounding areas, and the museum has remained closed ever since. The 3 cm sculpture is a gift from Seinosuke Go, and the maker is unrecorded.
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