Null Netsuke of a large rakan. Coniferous wood with colored frame. In the style …

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Netsuke of a large rakan. Coniferous wood with colored frame. In the style of Shuzan. 19th century. Standing in a moving left turn with fluttering sleeve hems, in both hands a long jui sceptre with an attached cord. The robe is painted green over a white ground, details in red. H 9.7 cm Provenance Private collection, Southern Europe

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Netsuke of a large rakan. Coniferous wood with colored frame. In the style of Shuzan. 19th century. Standing in a moving left turn with fluttering sleeve hems, in both hands a long jui sceptre with an attached cord. The robe is painted green over a white ground, details in red. H 9.7 cm Provenance Private collection, Southern Europe

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