A fine Japanese ivory netsuke of a coiled snake preying on a frog, Edo/Meiji period (19thC), H 3 cm - W 3,5 cm - D 3,5 cm - 32g (+)
拍卖行: Carlo Bonte Auctions
专场: 亚洲艺术品
拍品描述
A fine Japanese ivory netsuke of a coiled snake preying on a frog, Edo/Meiji period (19thC), H 3 cm - W 3,5 cm - D 3,5 cm - 32g (+) The depiction is an allusion to the sansukumi motif, meaning ‘mutual control'. The snake will consume the frog, however there is a catch – the frog has already eaten a poisonous snail, so too the snake must perish. Natural himotoshi. Unsigned, however most likely by a follower of Kaigyokusai Masatsugu. (+) CITES certificate for commercial activities inside the EU, no. 2025/BE04232/CE
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