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Accession No	TE.964
Name/Title	NETSUKE
Brief Description	This netsuke is carved in ivory and depicts a man who appears to be carrying a tool. The figure may represent a craft or guild or profession. Netsuke, small sculpted toggles, were first created in 17th century Japan. They were used to secure cords, fastened to containers or pouches, to the sash of the kimono, a robe with no pockets.
Classification	Netsuke/Personal Gear/Personal Artifacts/Nomenclature
Primary Prod Date	19th Century
Primary Prod Place	Japan
Measurement Reading	2 x 6.6 x 1.7cm

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