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@globalmuseum@mastodon.online  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago

AshmoleanAdvent Day 13: Chestnut #Netsuke.

Until the 19th century #Japanese citizens wore a kimono, fastened by an obi (sash). Small personal items such as purses, pipes or medicine containers were hung from the sash by silk cords. The cord was threaded through a bead, or ojime, then tucked behind the kimono sash and secured with a small ornamental toggle or counterweight called a netsuke.

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Chestnut Netsuke
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