Boy with Fan Netsuke

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18-19th century.

Netsuke were small toggles with which to attach pouches to tradition pocketless kimonos in Japan. The pouches had a small cord with a Netsuke attached to the end, which then looped over the obi.

At the György Ráth Museum in Budapest

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Boy with Fan Netsuke

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