The netsuke is an object of wonder: a tiny utilitarian accessory to traditional Japanese dress that has become an art form in itself, prized by collectors from East to West.
This book presents the Victoria and Albert Museum's world-famous collection of netsuke, recording the evolution of materials and techniques and the patterns of craftsmanship as this small toggle developed into an item of high fashion. Illustrated with some of the very finest examples, this volume includes a foreword by ceramics artist Edmund de Waal that sheds new light on the beauty and value of these miniature works of art.
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