Netsuke

Netsuke
Net|su|ke
[...ke, auch 'nɛtske] die; -, -[s], auch das; -[s], -[s]
<aus gleichbed. jap. netsuke>
in Japan am Gürtel getragene kleine, knopfartige Holz-, Jade- od. Elfenbeinplastik (die als Kunstgegenstand gesammelt wird) zum Befestigen kleiner Gegenstände

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