Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like Hina Dolls

Box-Shaped Toggle (Netsuke) with Chrysanthemums

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like a Fish

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like a Mermaid

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like a European

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like Three Immortals

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like an Ink Cake

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like a Daoist Immortal

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like Turtles

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like Tigers

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like Foxes

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like Sculptors

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped like Daikoku

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like Masks

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped like Daikoku

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like Vegetables

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped like Hotei

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like Daruma

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like Daruma

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like Loquats

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like Puppies

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like the Poet Hitomaro

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like Swordsmiths

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like Oniwakamaru

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like Otogoze

Toggle (Netsuke) in the Shape of a Masseur

Child making faces

Hina Dolls (Koshigaya Type)

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like Oniwakamaru

Stone Bodhisattva in the Freer Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C

Prince Shōtoku at Age Two (Shōtoku Taishi Nisaizō)

Mokuzoujizoubosatsuryuuzou(zushiiri)

Netsuke

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like the God of Good Fortune Jurōjin

Nő halaskosárral

Oosakafunonakakofunshutsudohin

[歴民カード_考古] 桜ケ丘第４号銅鐸

Votive Stupa

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like a Masseur

Paper Hina Dolls

Toggle (Netsuke) Shaped Like an Ofuku

Imari-Porzellanschale

Man (Copy)

Netsuke

Ceremonical bronze halberd (Excavated from Yamamachi, Nara-shi, Nara)

扁平鈕式銅鐸

Dotaku (bell-shaped bronze), Design of Stream Pattern

Standing Nyorai (Buddha)

Dolls, Nara type; performers in the Kyogen play Suehirogari