INCREDIBLY FINE JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD BOXWOOD OKIMONO – ONI WITH BUGLE

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As part of our Japanese works of art collection we are delighted to offer this Meiji period (1868-1912) c1880 Japanese carved Boxwood Okimono depicting Oni, he is modelled wearing a crown and playing a Bugle that he holds in his right hand, his other hand grasping a sword, thrust in to his loincloth, his eyes inlaid with black horn, the artist has captured this scene in a very detailed way, although this little Okimino is unsigned we firmly attribute this carving to the artist “Rokko”, a very powerful and well carved Okimono that would make a great addition to your Japanese works of art collection , and may also appeal to Netsuke collectors .

Provenance:

Couzon collection, Paris.

Condition report:

In fine condition, the rear has a plug that we believe to be original.

Approximate size:

Height: 2.96″  7.5 cm

Width:   1.8″  4.5 cm

Depth:  1.7″   4.4 cm

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