Feb 13, 2019 . Netsuken sikret beholderne fra å skli av og gå tapt. Ordet netsuke er japansk – ne for tre og tsuke for feste – som betyr et feste i tre. Tilbehør som netsuke og inro var i tillegg til …
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Netsuke — small, finely carved figures in ivory, wood, bone, lacquer, metal and porcelain— came into wide use as toggles for money purses, tobacco pouches, etc. in the Edo period (1600 …
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Netsuke are small, palm-sized ornaments, usually carved from boxwood or ivory. They often have a hole passing through them from top to bottom, for the cord of the inro to …
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Nov 20, 2017 . 1 Necessity was the mother of its invention A wood netsuke of a lunar hare, signed Hoichi ( Yoshikazu ), Edo period (19th century). 4.4 cm long. This lot was offered in Art …
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Netsuke no Gen Crafts (Japanese: 根付の源 Netsuke no Gen) is a Souvenir Shop in Inazuma, run by Mikoshi Genichirou. Since the implementation of Sakoku, its goods have been out of stock. The shop uses Electro Sigils and is unlocked once the Sacred Sakura's Favor level reaches 50.
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The word Netsuke is written in Japanese with two characters (根付) meaning “root” and “attached”. It is therefore said that the first Netsuke were probably simple pieces of root or …
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Located in East Dennis (Cape Cod), Massachusetts, the auction house has an Asian sale in the Spring and a one week Asian sale every August. Zacke. Galerie Zacke. Lempertz. Neumarkt …
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Netsuken [Features] · Safe waterproof structure. The SN3000-01 sensor that comes included as standard is Protection Grade 7 and the body is Protection Grade 6. · The side surfaces of …
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A netsuke is a small object, commonly made of carved ivory or wood, but also sometimes various other materials, including ceramic, bone, horn, coral, or even metals. Netsuke served both a …
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Directory: Techniques → Offensive Techniques → Rush Attack Heat Punch (熱拳, Netsuken) is an attack used by Ranfan. She uses air friction to heat up her fist, so when she strikes her …
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Netsuken Easy check core thermometer SN-840 Measuring Range (℃) -50～+300 Resolution (℃) 0.1 (-50.0～+300.0℃) Overall Length (mm) 210 TKG Part No. (2017) 6-0552-0401 TKG …
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Netsuke are miniature sculptures that were invented in 17th-century Japan to serve a practical function to suspend articles from the sash of a kimono. Our collection includes various wood …
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Netsuken [Features] · A variety of optional sensors are available that can be combined freely with the body · Platinum (Pt1000) sensor input high-precision digital thermometer · Equipped …
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A netsuke is a small sculptural object which has gradually developed in Japan over a period of more than three hundred years. Netsuke (singular and plural) initially served both functional and aesthetic purposes. The traditional form of Japanese dress, the kimono, had no pockets.
Netsuke no Gen Crafts ( Japanese: 根付の源 Netsuke no Gen) is a Souvenir Shop in Inazuma, run by Mikoshi Genichirou . Since the implementation of Sakoku, its goods have been out of stock.
Materials such as animal bones, including ivory and bull horns, ceramic and metals were used to make netsuke and they were finely sculptured by Japanese craftspersons. The Kyoto Seishu Netsuke Art Museum is located in Mibu, which used to be the western end of the capital of Kyoto during the Middle Ages.
Ozaki Kokusai (1834-1894) A stag-antler sashi netsuke shaped as a nyoi sceptre circa 1870, Length 21.6 cm Signed: Takeda Minamoto nyudo Kokusai zo (Made by shaven-headed Kokusa... An antique wood netsuke circa 19th century. It depicts a wolf embracing a skeleton. Signed as shown.