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A new exhibition at Dublin's Chester Beatty highlights Japanese netsuke - miniature sculptures carved in the shape of the twelve zodiac animals. 6. Compatibility Insights In the romance department ...

in Japan’s Edo period (1603-1868), netsuke, or miniature charms made of ivory or boxwood, were all the rage. Citizens would style their outfits with them, much the way phone charms are used today.

Celebrating the New Year, this new exhibition highlights Japanese netsuke from the Chester Beatty Collections carved in the shape of these twelve zodiac animals. Comparing stories from Japan and ...

Which zodiac are you? Dive into the world of Japanese netsuke in the shape of the twelve zodiac animals. The twelve zodiac animals—rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat (sheep), monkey, ...

Remember the denouement of Citizen Kane? A cavernous warehouse stacked with seemingly endless crates and pallets, and groaning with worldly treasures. This is the first thing that comes to mind ...

As part of the ongoing activities commemorating the 60th Anniversary of the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between Japan and Trinidad and Tobago, the Embassy of Japan and the Japan-T&T ...

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During the 1990s Lynn expanded her artistic reach and under the tutelage of her husband Armin she learned the art of Japanese netsuke carving in porcelain clay. (Armin Muller was a renowned ceramic ...