SAGEMONOYA

Netsuke Opus 20
(2011)
NEW

Our special 20th anniversary catalogue includes color pictures of 129 Netsuke by noted artists such as Kyoto Masanao, Tomotada, Garaku, Tametaka, Tsuji, Jobun, Okatomo, Toyomasa, Bunshojo, Sukenaga, Kaigyokusai, Sansho, Kokusai, etc. Also close-up pictures of most signatures. 168 pages, text in English, Japanese and Russian.
Price: US $150, postage included.

SANS IVOIRE
(2009)

Includes color pictures of 187 antique Netsuke, Inro, pipe cases and Yatate, as well as close-up pictures of many signatures.
Price: US $ 65 postage included.

Netsuke and Sagemono, Omnibus
(2008)

Includes color pictures of 169 antique Netsuke, Inro and pipe cases.
Price: US $ 65 postage included.

Netsuke at the Miami Kappa Convention(2007)

Special catalogue published for the 2007 Miami Netsuke Convention. Includes color pictures of 113 antique and contemporary Netsuke and Ojime, as well as a pipecase and a hair pin.
Price: US $ 100 postage included.

99 Netsuke and Inro
(2004)

80 pages, all 100 pictures in color.
Price US $100 postage included.

The Netsuke Dancers

Includes color pictures of 169 Netsuke and Sagemono by noted artists such as Horaku, Jobun, Okatomo, Rensai, Sukenaga, Tomotada, Tsuji, Zeshin, etc., text in English and Japanese.
Price: US $200 postage included.

Sleeping Beauties

Includes color pictures of 115 Sagemono and Netsuke by noted artists such as Shiomi Masanari, Kanshosai, Zeshin, Taishin, Tomotada, Okakoto, Tametaka, Ittan, Tadatoshi, etc. and an unpublished study of Inro artists based on the 18th century Soken Kisho, by Yo Takao, text in English and Japanese.
Price is US $100 postage included.

Netsuke, Ojime &
Masatoshi's Kabuki (2002)

All color, 231 items illustrated, price US $50 postage included.

Shunga
Netsuke

The first Shunga Netsuke catalogue ever published. All pictures in color showing 99 Netsuke and many close-ups. Plus a study on Netsuke and Shunga by Richard Lane. Price US $50 postage included.

Netsuke That Never Left Japan
(2001)

Includes color pictures of 153 items, Sagemono and Netsuke. The catalogue is available for US $50, postage included.

Sagemono and Netsuke
(1997)

This catalogue illustrates 122 items, 44 Sagemono and 78 Netsuke. The catalogue is available for US $50, postage included.

Netsuke: The French Connection

Like Faberge eggs or Lalique jewelry, the elegant Netsuke shown in this catalogue, many of them from present and past French collections, prove once again that size is no criterion for judging artistic excellence. The hand-wrought miniature sculptures in NETSUKE: THE FRENCH COLLECTION embody the essence of artistic inspiration.

The catalogue contains informative texts in English, French, and Japanese, dealing with the origins of the Netsuke art form and the migration of Netsuke from Japan to France. Descriptions of the works appear in both English and Japanese, and a subject index rounds out the wealth of information provided in the catalogue.

Fitted with a striking slipcover, the catalogue, measuring 300 x 215 mm (11.8 x 8.5 in.) in size, is a model of the book designer's craft. Presented in a dynamic layout are 180 full-color views of 156 netsuke, accompanied by 89 images of artists' signatures. Bound in an elegant cloth over sturdy board, the 168 pages are printed on an acid-free stock, of a quality that heightens the glowing colors of the photographs.

The catalogue is priced at US$200, remove with overseas postage included.

So School Netsuke

Contains color pictures of 99 So School Netsuke. The catalogue is available for US $50, postage included.

The SAGEMONOYA First Netsuke Catalogue

Crane signed MASATSUGU Ivory 4.9 cm	Shoki signed SHOKO Wood 4.7 cm

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"... it is my great pleasure to send my greetings to the first SAGEMONOYA catalogue. Mr. Robert Fleischel is undoubtedly one of the most influential people in Japan concerning netsuke and sagemono, not only as an excellent dealer but also as the chapter president in Japan of the International Netsuke Society. He has this special nature -- the most important one for a dealer -- of having a precise insight into the taste of his customer. He always comes back from a trip with a piece that I cannot resist ..."

H.I.H. Prince Takamado

INCS Collector's Edition

SAGEMONOYA is now offering the Collector's Edition of the Journal of the International Netsuke Collector's Society. All 48 issues of this journal, published from April 1973 to March 1985, have been hand bound in a three volume set. Only 100 numbered sets have been produced and they come with beautiful, hand carved Koa wood covers. This Collector's Edition is available for $2,800 per set, plus postage, from SAGEMONOYA Gallery.