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Recumbent Ram Netsuke

Antique Japanese Zodiac Netsuke
Recumbent Ram
Horn Inlaid Eyes

Signature: signed: Hiroyuki, Circa: 19th century
H 1.5in.(3.8cm), W 1.5in.(3.8cm), D 1 in.(2.5cm)

Condition: Ecellent!

In the old Japan, the gift of a ram netsuket was considered a gesture wishing the recipient a good life. Ram is also the eighth animal in the Asian zodiac. People born in the year of the Ram are attributed to be wise, generous, passionate, elegant and artistic by nature.

This ulterly charming recumbent Ram with large eyes inlaided in dark horn, densely incised stained hair work in contrast with pair of large horns. The netsuke has a smaller and large himotoshi in the base. Incised on an oval reserve, on the rear right thigh is a signature yet to be translated. The well polished planes of soft round edges makes it a tactile and well carved netsuke perfectly tactile for its purpose.

Year of The Ram: 1931, 1943, 1955, 1967, 1979, 1991, 2003

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