Japanese Netsuke Hand-Painted Glass Ornament Set
Our hand-painted glass ornament set showcases details from three 19th-century Japanese netsuke in The Met collection. The Museum houses nearly 1,000 netsuke: small, richly carved toggles used to suspend pouches or cases for small items such as tobacco or medicine from kimono sashes called obi. Made for daily wear, netsuke were typically carved out of sturdy materials like ivory or wood, and often depicted scenes from nature.
Click here to learn more about the centuries-old hand-painting process used to make these ornaments, and the Museum objects that inspired their designs.
Our hand-painted glass ornament set showcases details from three 19th-century Japanese netsuke in The Met collection. The Museum houses nearly 1,000 netsuke: small, richly carved toggles used to suspend pouches or cases for small items such as tobacco or medicine from kimono sashes called obi. Made for daily wear, netsuke were typically carved out of sturdy materials like ivory or wood, and often depicted scenes from nature.
Click here to learn more about the centuries-old hand-painting process used to make these ornaments, and the Museum objects that inspired their designs.
- Set of 3 ornaments
- Hand painted glass
- Includes gold ribbons for hanging
- 3 1/8'' diam.
- Polish with a soft, dry cloth
- Gift boxed
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