Title: Antique Japanese Tobacco Pouch Ornament Menuki - Edo Period - Flying Goose Kari - Gold and Silver Inlay Description: This is an exquisite Japanese metalwork ornament kanamono, originally used as a decorative fitting for a tobacco pouch tobacco-ire during the Edo period. The piece depicts a wild goose Kari in mid-flight, a classic motif in Japanese art symbolizing the beauty of nature. It is masterfully crafted from a copper-based alloy dou-ji and features intricate gold and silver inlays zogan to highlight the feathers and wings. The reverse side shows the characteristic hollowed structure and attachment points typical of authentic period pouch ornaments. Despite its small size of approximately 4 cm, the detail in the metal carving is remarkable, showcasing the high-level craftsmanship of Edo-period metalworkers. This item is a wonderful example of sagemono culture and would be a significant addition to any collection of Japanese antiques or metalwork. Details: Material Copper base with Gold and Silver Inlay Subject Flying Goose Kari Period Edo Period Size Approx. 4 cm Condition Good antique condition with a natural aged patina. Please refer to the photos for details.