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Japanese Okimono Boxwood Monkeys Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Okimono: Pre 1900   item# 803343 (stock# CSTWD1095)  click for details KouYou, Inc. 505-249-3949 $2250.00  A charming group of three small boxwood okimono, depicting the sanbiki saru, the famed monkeys who "see, here and speak no evil". Each is well-carved in the round, two having eyes of inlaid horn. The fur details are subtly engraved and the monkeys have a whimsical expression. These are perfect cabinet pieces. It appears two toes on one monkeys foot have been recarved otherwise these delightful pieces are in pristine condition. Each monkey measures 3 in. in height. C. 1900. Edo Era Japanese Ivory Netsuke of Akita Puppy Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Netsuke and Related: Pre 1837 VR   item# 649232 (stock# CSTNK1073)  click for details KouYou, Inc. 505-249-3949 $490.00  An adorable ivory netsuke in the form of a seated Akita puppy. The well-worn piece is engraved and stained to reveal his fur and facial features, and the eyes are inlaid in umimatsu (black sea coral). Japan, Edo Period, early 19th century. Length: 1.6" Lg. Antique Japanese Daruma Wood Okimono Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Okimono: Pre 1900   item# 648335 (stock# CSTWD1085 )  click for details KouYou, Inc. 505-249-3949 $2640.00  A handsome wood Okimono depicting Daruma, the patriarch of Zen Buddhism. The substantial section of wood has been carved to give Daruma an intense expression of concentration, with an elegant flow of the folds of his draped garments. Signed. Excellent condition. No Restoration. 19th century. Height: 15.4" Japanese Ivory Okimono Traveling Drum Maker Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Okimono: Pre 1910   item# 626363 (stock# IOKM1027)  click for details KouYou, Inc. 505-249-3949 $1060.00   This handsome Japanese Ivory Okimono is that of a talented craftsman carrying his assortment of drums, baskets and cricket cages to sell at the local marketplace. The attention to detail that the artist demonstrates in both the carving and etch work is quite amazing. The piece stands 5.25 in. and is in pristine condition. Unsigned. c. 1910 Japanese Mixed Metal Treasure Ship w/Glass Box Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Metalwork: Pre 1970   item# 604532 (stock# MXSXL0321)  click for details KouYou, Inc. 505-249-3949 SOLD  This detailed mixed metal rendition of a Takara-bune or Treasure Ship is done in silver, gold, brass and copper and is considered in Japanese culture to bring good fortune to a trading business. Amongst the ships cargo are eleven specific items; Hat of invisibility (Kakure-gasa); the wearing of this hat will protect one by making a person undetectable by a demon or evil spirit. Lucky raincoat (Kakure-mino); wearing this raincoat acts as a safeguard from attack by an evil spirit. Sacred Key; to o ...click for details Two Piece Set of Japanese Ivory Okimono Boy and Father Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Ivory: Pre 1920   item# 569665 (stock# ISET0810)  click for details KouYou, Inc. 505-249-3949 Sold  This nicely done, two piece set, depicts a father and his son working around their farm and preparing fish. The detailed carving and the nicely etched clothing make for a very nice display set. The pieces have a couple of age cracks (see last 2 pictures) but other then that, they are in good condition. Each piece measures 9.0 in. in height by 7.25 in. wide. Late Meiji or early Taisho. Larger Signed Meiji Ivory Okimono Traveling Wise Man Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Ivory: Pre 1920   item# 403153 (stock# IVFM01010 )  click for details KouYou, Inc. 505-249-3949 Sold  This superbly carved Japanese Ivory Okimono stands 8 inches tall and was crafted at the turn of the century. The soft color of the aging elephant ivory beautifully accentuates the skillfully etched and dyed, highly detailed patterns of the figures outer garment. From the relaxed posture to the openness of the facial expression the Wiseman seems to be instructing one that peace is found by living in the present and real joy in the journey. The piece is signed and the condition of this piece is ve ...click for details pages:  1