Japanese Antique Ojime Netsuke Inro Chestnut Kanji 馬

Description

Chestnut and upside-down horse netsuke.
This chestnut is called a winning chestnut.
In Japan, chestnuts are dried and lightly attached with a mortar to remove the shell and astringent skin, which is called "kachi".
It was used for the start and celebration because it has the same sound as the "win" of victory. Used for New Year's celebrations.
It is said to be auspicious.
Another netsuke is
The character "horse" is written upside down. The "left horse" is considered to be an auspicious piece that invites good fortune.
The netsuke of this set is an auspicious combination.
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