Product Details
Netsuke are miniature sculptures invented in Japan in the 17th century. Typically made of wood or ivory, they were used to suspend articles from the sash of a kimono. Now they decorate these beautiful kaleidoscopes from Judith Paul and Tom Durden. These scopes have a 2 mirror system, 5 points, and a liquid filled cell. Each scope is "themed" and the interior image reflects the nature of each Netsuke on the top. These scopes come in 4 different powder coated bodies and each has its own unique "Netsuke" gracing the top (rooster, rabbit, frog, turtle, dragon, mouse, ram and more). The scope measures approximately 10 1/2" H (depending on the Netsuke). TO ORDER, PLEASE CALL NELLIE BLY AT (928) 634-0255 TO VERIFY AVAILABILITY AND SELECTION.