Fish Ryusa Netsuke.
Hand Carved Moose Antler.
Made by Serhii Polunin.
Sold, now in a private collection.
https://poluninnetsuke.etsy.com
#Netsuke #BoneCarving #JapaneseArt #Handmade #Okimono #Ojime #Inro #Ryusa
The #Museum of #EastAsian #Art in Cologne is currently celebrating the 60-year partnership between #Cologne and #Kyōto, showcasing an extraordinary selection of #netsuke (small carved figures, designed to attach to an #inrō, a small medicine box). The exhibition is running until April 1, 2024 and is just as worth seeing as the rest of the museum 😊👌
🌍 https://www.fabriziomusacchio.com/blog/2024-01-01-kyoto_netsuke/
📷 Howling #kirin (mythical creature, aka the "Chinese #unicorn")
The Museum of East Asian Art in Cologne is currently hosting the exhibition ‘Kyōto’s Netsuke - Masters & Myths’ to celebrate the 60-year partnership between Cologne and Kyōto. The exhibition showcases an extraordinary selection of netsuke from the Kyōto school, each piece embodying the exceptional Japanese craftsmanship and celebrating the long-standing friendship between the two cities.
Since I'm new to spore.social, I figured I'd do another #introduction post.
Hello! I'm Jacquelyn (she/her). I'm a scientist researching the past, present, and future of Earth's #climate and #biodiversity. I'm also a science communicator, a professor at UMaine, and a podcaster (Warm Regards, and Jax & Phoebe Make a Planet).
In addition to my work and advocacy, I'm a dungeon master who loves video and tabletop board games, natural history, books, and hiking.
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Serhii Polunin
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