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Hearst Museum object titled Case, accession number 9-18902, described as case, wood, rectangular; 5 tiers of trays, with partitions; base with tan woven carrying strap with brown stripe at center; wood cover for top tray; wood cover; all tiers nesting; wood cover for entire stack; case used to store netsuke in this accession

Hearst Museum object titled Container, accession number 9-11914a-c, described as Inro with netsuke and ojime A) single case wood inro with incised curvilinear designs with crosshatched filler; elm bark (?) 2 ply cord strings. B) Juvenile bear jaw netsuke C) blue glass bead ojime. Worn by men; attached at the belt by cord with netsuke toggle; the two ends of the cord run above the inro first through the ojime and then through two holes in the netsuke; used to hold medicines, etc.; old note inside specimen says “Ainu tobacco-box. The Netsuke (pronounced nit-ske) is the lower jaw of a young bear.”

Hearst Museum object titled Fabric sacks, accession number 9-18903, described as Sacks (26), cltoh, loom-woven brocade (?) design on exterior; cloth lining; double drawstring on each. Used to store netsuke in this accession. Counted 27 fabric sacks on 4/12/12 during Regatta pre-move inventory (AT).

Hearst Museum object titled Netsuke, accession number 9-18811, described as Netsuke; farmer's (?) cloak resting on ground, surmounted by hat, sickle, and branch with leaves (2) and fruit (?) (2 pcs); H 2.3 cm X W 3.5 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Netsuke, accession number 9-18832, described as Netsuke; man and woman (couple), standing together, her back to his left side; he carries fan in right hand, she carries langern in her right hand; no cord tunnel; rectangular base; H 4.1 cm X W 3.5 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Netsuke, accession number 9-18793, described as Netsuke; "Novice priest" holding mokugyo; man wearing two-piece clothing, holding gong (mokugyo) by handle upside down; slotted gong, with dragons (?) facing each other as handle; H 4.4 cm X W 3.0 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Netsuke, accession number 9-18884, described as Netsuke; animal figure seated on its haunches; cat-like, but with scales and cloven hooves; one long whisker on each side; face pointing skyward; H 7.7 cm X w 2.6 cm

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