Okimono - Elephant ivory - Japan - Meiji period (1868-1912)
Refined okimono depicting a shamisen player, a typical instrument of Japanese folklore, the face is very refined and the kimono decorated with embroidery details. In excellent condition overall, it has minimal wear and natural ivory veining and stains consistent with its age. Signed under the base. Japanese item from the Meiji period. The Item was produced prior to 1947, and is therefore in compliance with the European Union regulations on ivory trade. The item comes with a certificate of authenticity that will be sent to the buyer. Very important note for customers outside the EU: This item cannot be sold outside the EU. This item CANNOT be sold outside the EU.
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Refined okimono depicting a shamisen player, a typical instrument of Japanese folklore, the face is very refined and the kimono decorated with embroidery details. In excellent condition overall, it has minimal wear and natural ivory veining and stains consistent with its age. Signed under the base. Japanese item from the Meiji period. The Item was produced prior to 1947, and is therefore in compliance with the European Union regulations on ivory trade. The item comes with a certificate of authenticity that will be sent to the buyer. Very important note for customers outside the EU: This item cannot be sold outside the EU. This item CANNOT be sold outside the EU.