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An Edo period inro executed in Somada-zaiku, a refined lacquer technique combining raden (mother-of-pearl and shell inlay) with gold maki-e. The piece depicts a landscape scene with birds and flowers rendered in a gold-dust maki-e style, accompanied by a netsuke carved in the form of a cicada.
This inro is documented in published reference material and comes from the collection of a distinguished family.
Condition: Shows scratches and rubbing consistent with age.
Please refer to the photos for the item's current appearance and condition.
