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#1 Hako

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Posted 24 July 2008 - 07:10 PM

Hello

some months ago I carved a dog doing itīs business .

I like to do movable parts in my netsuke, like tounges, heads, eyes and this innerlife of animals.
The piece is from boxwood, the eyes of brass and the rest (!) is of natural brown stagshorn. Its not colored.

The netsuke is 40mm long and - sometimes - 47mm .

I hope you like it. I will send a picture of my blowfisch, which is not jet ready, carved from mother of pearl.
(nothing moving)

greetings from Germany
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Posted 24 July 2008 - 09:58 PM

That is a very clever use of the surprise moving piece technique! Very humorous!
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#3 Hako

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Posted 27 July 2008 - 09:44 AM

hallo Janel

here is another netsuke with a movable part. Its a Fukusuke, a Dwarf in ancient Japan.

Well - this is a selfportrait.

Waletoothhead, oakkimono, ivoryfan and socks.

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