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A TOKYO-SCHOOL IVORY NETSUKE OF AN OIRAN WITH A KAMURO
A very finely carved depiction of an Oiran, a courtesan and prostitute, wearing a long garment and long hair flowing far down her back. The light-green stained garment is decorated with large blossoms, some of which are inlaid in lacquer and horn. Beside her is a girl carrying a vanity box with both hands. She is a Kamuro, a child attendant or a kind of ‘apprentice’. Small himotoshi set with horn in the back of the Oiran, signed GYOKUZAN on the underside on a small lacquered plate.
- Category:
- Netsuke
- Subcategory:
- -
- Subject:
- Figural Daily Life
- Material:
- Ivory Lacquer Shibayama
- Age/Country:
- 19th Century
- Artist:
- Gyokuzan
- Provenance/Owner:
- Galerie Zacke
- Signed:
- signed
- Type:
- Tall figural
- Height:
- 50mm mm
- Width:
- mm mm
- Depth:
- mm mm
- ID number:
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