Japanese Lacquer Ojime Bead
$324.95
Meiji Period, 19th Century
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Ojime beads add flair and mystic to any necklace, beaded bracelet, or hand-made beaded jewelry. This antique 19th-century Meiji era Japanese bead decorated in a molded lacquer is a genuine, unique antique wearable decoration for anyone looking for unique jewelry accessories or Japanese antiques.
Ojime beads are a rare jewelry bead that offers a versatile way to accessorize. Originally used as a functional ornament that held together Japanese inro cases, ojime beads date back to the early Edo period. In conjunction with Netsuke, which held the into, these exquisitely decorated objects offer a wonderful way to create customized jewelry accessories in any configuration or style.
This molded lacquer bead is decorated in a traditional Japanese classical landscape with the motif of a thatched hut roof and scholars seated inside. Dating to the later 19th century, this bead came to us from an advanced collection of wonderful beads.
Ojime beads are a rare jewelry bead that offers a versatile way to accessorize. Originally used as a functional ornament that held together Japanese inro cases, ojime beads date back to the early Edo period. In conjunction with Netsuke, which held the into, these exquisitely decorated objects offer a wonderful way to create customized jewelry accessories in any configuration or style.
This molded lacquer bead is decorated in a traditional Japanese classical landscape with the motif of a thatched hut roof and scholars seated inside. Dating to the later 19th century, this bead came to us from an advanced collection of wonderful beads.
Dimensions
The object measures 0.70 inches in diameter.
Condition
The item with wear, uneven symmetry, and tarnish.
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