Japanese Antique Inro Set Gold Makie Tiger Wood Netsuke Ojime Lacquer Wajima Showa Era After graduating from the Pacific

After graduating from the Pacific School of Fine Arts in 1953

it remains an important piece of cultural and historical value

this authentic "Takotsubo" (octopus catching pot) carries the whispers of the ocean

identifying the exact type of stone is difficult without further information

A wooden storage box (Tomobako) is included

Japanese Antique Inro Set Gold Makie Tiger Wood Netsuke Ojime Lacquer Wajima Showa Era After graduating from the PacificNotice (For U. S. Buyers) Shipping costs for orders to the United States include customs duties and clearance fees. As a result, the shipping fee may appear higher, but no additional charges will be required upon delivery. For orders outside the United States, these fees are not included and may be charged separately depending on each countrys regulations. Japanese Antique Inro Set Gold Makie Tiger Wood Netsuke Ojime Lacquer w Box INR103 Introduction