Flying Bat Boxwood Netsuke Bead rhodonite bead really nice specimen

really nice specimen

Hearts as a symbol of love started showing up around the middle of the 13th century

Wearing real Turquoise beads and imbibing turquoise elixir is advised for humans to strengthen both the structural body and the immune system

Chohua Jasper looks like the perfect integration of art and business: paint brush strokes in brown against a gray background

Flying Bat Boxwood Netsuke Bead rhodonite bead really nice specimenNetsuke pronunciation: netsook net soo key. In traditional Japanese dress from the 17th century, the inro box hung from the obi (belt) of a kimono, on a double cord. At the top of the cord, a large carving called a netsuke acted as a toggle to anchor the inro. Most of our netsuke have authentic double holes in the base, so when strung on a necklace they will hang upside down. Netsuke definition: The term or two characters in Japanese for Netsuke mean