HOT ! 印籠 蒔絵 虎 竹 根付 緒締 Inro Netsuke Makie Tiger This Japanese tiger netsuke dates to the Edo period (1615–1868)—a

This Japanese tiger netsuke dates to the Edo period (1615–1868)—a。K0001 印籠 2点 蒔絵印籠 東洋彫刻 緒締 根付き 提げ物 時代物 古美術。source。金地に虎の絵が施された印籠。黒柿 茶杓 仕覆共箱 茶道具 おかや木芸。K0001 印籠 2点 蒔絵印籠 東洋彫刻 緒締 根付き 提げ物 時代物 古美術。縁起物二匹の鼠の根付薬入れや小物入れとしても使えます【Item】 Rare Antique Japanese Inro with Netsuke and Ojime bead.【Design】 Exquisite Makie (gold lacquer) work featuring a powerful Tiger and Bamboo motif.In Japanese culture, the tiger symbolizes strength and courage, while bamboo represents flexibility and integrity. This \"Tiger in a Bamboo Grove\" is a classic and highly sought-after artistic theme.【Details】• Technique: High-quality Taka-maki-e (raised lacquer) with beautiful gold dust details.• Condition: Excellent antique condition for its age. The lacquer retains its luster and the craftsmanship is exceptionally fine. (Please refer to the photos for details.)• Components: Complete set including the multi-compartment Inro, a matching Ojime bead, and a Netsuke.This is a museum-quality piece of Edo-period Samurai culture. A perfect addition to any collection of Japanese art, Netsuke, or Lacquerware.Available for international shipping via Buyee and other proxy services.ご覧いただきありがとうございます。