Absolute Auktion – signierter Gyokusho Buchsbaumholz Shishi-Kopf-Netsuke – handgeschnitzter - Holz, Buchsbaum - Japan - Shōwa Zeit (1926-1989)





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Original/offiziell Showa-Periode japanische Netsuke aus Boxwood, Darstellung eines Shishi-Kopfes, signiert Gyokusho; Abmessungen 40 × 33 × 37 mm, Gewicht 20 g, in gutem Zustand.
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A finely hand-carved Japanese netsuke depicting the expressive head of a Shishi (guardian lion). The powerful facial expression, wide-open mouth with sharply carved teeth, prominent fangs, and finely detailed mane beautifully capture the strength and dignity of this traditional mythical guardian.
Carved from boxwood (Buxus), the netsuke has developed a rich honey-brown patina through age and handling, highlighting the quality of the carving. The underside bears the signature Gyokusho (玉松).
In Japanese culture, the Shishi is regarded as a symbol of protection, courage, and good fortune, making this an excellent addition to any collection of traditional Japanese netsuke or mythical art.
Signature: Gyokusho (玉松)
Period: Showa period (ca. 1926–1989)
Material: Boxwood (Buxus)
Dimensions:
Height: 40 mm
Width: 33 mm
Depth: 37 mm
Weight:
20 g
Condition:
Good antique condition with minor signs of age and handling consistent with its period. The carving remains crisp and well preserved, with an attractive natural patina. Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description.
The item will be carefully packed and shipped with a tracking number.
We use Japan post as a usual shipping method.
Dear Customers in Italy and Germany,
Due to the current difficulties in delivering international mail to your countries, your order will be shipped via Yamato Transport (UPS) instead of Japan Post.
Regarding undervaluation requests, I occasionally receive requests from buyers to declare a lower value for customs purposes. However, I must respectfully decline all such requests, as undervaluation is illegal and may result in customs violations, fines, delays, or confiscation of the item.
To ensure compliance with international laws and regulations, all shipments are declared at their full and accurate sale value.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
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A finely hand-carved Japanese netsuke depicting the expressive head of a Shishi (guardian lion). The powerful facial expression, wide-open mouth with sharply carved teeth, prominent fangs, and finely detailed mane beautifully capture the strength and dignity of this traditional mythical guardian.
Carved from boxwood (Buxus), the netsuke has developed a rich honey-brown patina through age and handling, highlighting the quality of the carving. The underside bears the signature Gyokusho (玉松).
In Japanese culture, the Shishi is regarded as a symbol of protection, courage, and good fortune, making this an excellent addition to any collection of traditional Japanese netsuke or mythical art.
Signature: Gyokusho (玉松)
Period: Showa period (ca. 1926–1989)
Material: Boxwood (Buxus)
Dimensions:
Height: 40 mm
Width: 33 mm
Depth: 37 mm
Weight:
20 g
Condition:
Good antique condition with minor signs of age and handling consistent with its period. The carving remains crisp and well preserved, with an attractive natural patina. Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description.
The item will be carefully packed and shipped with a tracking number.
We use Japan post as a usual shipping method.
Dear Customers in Italy and Germany,
Due to the current difficulties in delivering international mail to your countries, your order will be shipped via Yamato Transport (UPS) instead of Japan Post.
Regarding undervaluation requests, I occasionally receive requests from buyers to declare a lower value for customs purposes. However, I must respectfully decline all such requests, as undervaluation is illegal and may result in customs violations, fines, delays, or confiscation of the item.
To ensure compliance with international laws and regulations, all shipments are declared at their full and accurate sale value.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

