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STAG ANTLER KISERUZUTSU DEPICTING KAPPA
The pipecase of senryu-zutsu type carved in the form of an elongated ape-like kappa, holding one hand as if he was picking fleas, and the other hand near his crotch. His expression is curious, looking downwards with a piercing gaze. Perhaps a humorous and hidden meaning is that the pipe would go through his head, where the kappa keeps his vital fluids – though he does not seem to mind. Animal hair is used for the hair on the kappa’s head and the natural structure of the antler is used replicate the scaly skin on the creature’s arm.
- Category:
- Kiseruzutsu
- Subcategory:
- -
- Subject:
- -
- Material:
- -
- Age/Country:
- 19th Century
- Artist:
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- Provenance/Owner:
- Galerie Zacke
- Signed:
- unsigned
- Type:
- Pipe case
- Height:
- 194mm mm
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- Depth:
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- ID number:
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