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COLLECTIBLE: NETSUKE: \| Aquatic \| Bird \| Cat \| Dog \| Farm \| Floral \| Frog \| Gods \| Horse \| Human \| Insect \| Monkey \| Mythical \| Rabbit \| Rat \| Reptile \| Tiger \| Zoo
	INDEX NETSUKE

NEW TRENDS:
Traditionally, netsuke, ojime, and inro were only available in the darker colors. Consumer trends have changed over the last several years. Part of this transition has been brought about by their increased popularity within the jewelry industry. To keep pace, we now offer you a choice of color and finish to suit your market.

FIVE COLOR CHOICES:

As collectibles or jewelry components, Cyber Import delivers what you want direct from the factory.

Aquatic	Birds	Cats	Tiger	Dogs	Farm
Floral	Frogs	Gods	Horses	Humanoid	Insects
Monkeys	Mythical	Rabbits	Rat	Reptile	Zoo

China Factory Source for Netsuke. Hand-carved from boxwood, ironwood, teakwood. Our netsuke can be produced from your sample, or created with your ideas in minimal quantities. Holes can be drilled in any position that you require if you want to use them as a necklace rather than a toggle. Themes can be specifically carved for you. We can provide any of your netsuke requirements. These are only representative examples. By the dozen, or by the thousand. Shipped direct from China. If we don't have it, we can get it. Give us your price to beat!

Netsuke were originally utilitarian objects designed to serve as Pendants or toggles. They supported the inros that were used as tobacco pouches, medicine boxes, and similar items when suspended by a cord from a Japanese obi or belt. Now highly prized as collectibles, we have hundreds of styles available.

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Last Modified Jun 29, 2008

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