Japanese Antique Ebisu Shichi Fukuji Seven Lucky Gods Antler NETSUKE Inro(b772)

Description

Netsuke
are miniature sculptures that were invented in 17th-century
Japan
to serve a practical function.
It is an ornamental button for suspending a pouch in old days. It attached it to a samurai's pillbox or a pouch and hung it to a waist. It is an item connected with Japanese culture deeply.
Please refer to all pictures !!
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