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An okimono in ivory showing a father and his son. The first one carries a carp and the second one a lasso.
This okimono may be a reference to the Koinobori festival which celebrates the strength and perseverance of carp to swim up rivers and waterfalls. According to the legend, these persevering carps will later turn into a dragon. This legend is used to symbolize the growth of male children, their success in school and later in their careers.
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This ivory can be seen in our store in Bordeaux, 64 rue Notre-Dame, 33000 Bordeaux.
Ref: WEW5BC203Y
| Condition | As new |
| Style | Asian Arts (Ivory Sculptures, Bones of Asian Arts Style) |
| Period | 19th century (Ivory Sculptures, Bones 19th century) |
| Shipping Time | Ready to ship in 4-7 Business Days |
| Location | 33390, Blaye , France |
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