This fine five-tier inrō is an authentic example of Edo-period Japanese craftsmanship, reflecting the refined skills and aesthetic values of traditional artisans. Made of wood and lacquer, and finished with maki-e, gold nashiji, and raden (mother-of-pearl inlay), this inrō is decorated with a fishing boat on one side and drying nets on the reverse. Both scenes are enhanced with shimmering raden, creating a striking contrast against the rich gold-sprinkled ground. The interior is fully finished in gold nashiji, demonstrating meticulous attention to detail and traditional lacquer techniques. Originally both practical and artistic, inrō served as wearable containers while also functioning as miniature works of art. This complete set, accompanied by an ojime bead and netsuke, embodies that dual role, combining function, artistry, and historical presence. Details • Type: Inrō (5-tier) • Period: Edo period • Material: Wood, lacquer, maki-e lacquer, gold nashiji, raden, deer antler, agate • Motif: Fishing boat and drying nets design • Includes: Inrō with ojime bead and netsuke set • Box: Original wooden storage box (tomobako) included • Ojime: Agate • Netsuke: Daikokuten standing on rice bales, carved from deer antler ・Silk (shōken) Dimensions & Weight • Inrō size: approx. 5.5 × 2.0 × 6.7 cm • Ojime size: approx. 1.0 × 1.0 × 1.5 cm • Netsuke size: approx. 2.5 × 2.0 × 3.0 cm • Wooden box size: approx. 8.0 × 16.5 × 3.5 cm • Weight (inrō): approx. 59 g • Total weight with wooden box: approx. 118 g Condition No visible cracks are observed. Only minor age-related surface wear is present, and any small chips, if present, are within the range expected for an item of this period. Please examine the photos carefully for full condition details. Packaging & Shipping The item will be carefully packed using protective materials for safe international shipping. It will be shipped with tracking and insurance to ensure it arrives in the condition described.