A collection of various netsuke, or Japanese toggle figurines, featuring different animal and human figures, made of beige and brown materials. Rabbit netsuke, or Japanese toggle figurine on a white background Dog with puppy netsuke, or Japanese toggle figurine on a white background Bag of Grain with rats netsuke, or Japanese toggle figurine on a white background Cat in robe netsuke, or Japanese toggle figurine on a white background Octopus netsuke, or Japanese toggle figurine on a white background Otafuku netsuke, or Japanese toggle figurine on a white background Otafuku demon mask netsuke, or Japanese toggle figurine on a white background Black rectangular box with a red label on a white background
A collection of various netsuke, or Japanese toggle figurines, featuring different animal and human figures, made of beige and brown materials.
Rabbit netsuke, or Japanese toggle figurine on a white background
Dog with puppy netsuke, or Japanese toggle figurine on a white background
Bag of Grain with rats netsuke, or Japanese toggle figurine on a white background
Cat in robe netsuke, or Japanese toggle figurine on a white background
Octopus netsuke, or Japanese toggle figurine on a white background
Otafuku netsuke, or Japanese toggle figurine on a white background
Otafuku demon mask netsuke, or Japanese toggle figurine on a white background
Black rectangular box with a red label on a white background

Netsuke - PEM Reproductions

$28

Japanese Netsuke Reproduction – Inspired by the Peabody Essex Museum Collection

Netsuke, traditional Japanese miniature carvings used as toggles for securing personal items to kimono sashes, have fascinated collectors and art enthusiasts for centuries. Celebrated for their intricate craftsmanship, detailed carving, and cultural symbolism, netsuke remain highly sought-after examples of Japanese decorative art.

These reproduction netsuke are inspired by pieces from the Japanese art collection of the Peabody Essex Museum (PEM), one of the leading museum collections of Asian export and Japanese decorative arts in the United States.

Perfect for collectors of Japanese art, Asian antiques, miniature sculpture, and museum reproductions, these finely crafted netsuke capture the beauty and tradition of historic Edo-period Japanese craftsmanship.

Rabbit: People born in the year of the rabbit are conservative and financially lucky. They make good gamblers for they have the gift of choosing correctly. 1.375 x 1 x 1.12

Dog with Her Puppy: Dogs are known for the ease with which they give birth,  and a netsuke of a dog,  especially with a puppy, can represent a wish for an easy childbirth.  2 x 1.375 x 1.25

Bag of Grain with Rats: Rats are a symbol of fertility  and wealth, an emblem of good luck, and a companion to the god of prosperity. Daikoku (one of the Seven  Gods of Good Fortune). 1.5 x 1.5 x 1.5

Cat in Robe: This whimsical netsuke is a graceful cat disguised as a woman.  In some Japanese legends, long tailed or two tailed cats can bewitch human beings. 1.18 x .875 x 2.25

Octopus: The octopus presents a dual image: its bald head suggests a priest's shaven head, but its tentacles symbolize a comical amorous embrace. 1.25 x 1 x 1.12

Otafuku: To prepare for the New Year,  Otafuku, the goddess of mirth. pours tea and has tossed beans to keep the demons away. Tip her back to see a demon. 1.375 x 1.25 x 1.5

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Each Netsuke comes in a 3.5 x 2.75 x 2.75 inch black box with red foil PEM logo. Perfect for gifting.

SHIPPING:
Orders shipped within the United States are sent via USPS or UPS. Tracking information will be provided by email once your order has shipped.

PEM Shop is not responsible for lost or stolen merchandise once an order has shipped. Customers are encouraged to use the tracking information provided to monitor their shipments.


IN STORE PICKUP:
We are pleased to offer in-store pickup for our local customers! Follow the steps below to pick up your online order:

  1. Shop online at shop.pem.org.
  2. At checkout, select Curbside Pickup as your shipping method and place your order.
  3. Once your order is ready, you will receive an email with pickup instructions.
  4. Follow the instructions in your email and pick up your order at PEM Shop, located at 161 Essex Street, Salem, MA 01970.
  5. Orders not picked up within two weeks of the order date will be canceled and refunded.

Please Note:

  • Please allow 2–3 days from the purchase date for order processing.

  • In-store pickup is available Thursday through Monday, 10 am–5 pm.

  • Please wait for your order-ready email before visiting for pickup.

RETURN & EXCHANGE POLICY:

PEM Shop accepts eligible returns within 30 days of the original purchase date. To qualify for a return, items must be in their original condition and packaging.

To initiate a return, please contact us at contactus@pem.org. Please include your order information and details about the item you wish to return. Our team will provide instructions for the return process.

Shipping Fees: Buyers are responsible for all incoming shipping charges associated with returns or exchanges, including the cost of shipping items back to PEM Shop. Original outgoing shipping charges paid at the time of purchase are non-refundable. PEM Shop does not reimburse outgoing or incoming shipping costs for returns or exchanges.

Non-Returnable Items: The following items cannot be returned or exchanged for store credit:

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  • Personal-use items, including face masks

  • Food Items

  • Akari Lighting

Please contact us before sending any items back to ensure your return is handled properly.

 

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