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INDEX: INRO COLLECTIBLES
Bamboo Inro	Boxwood Inro	Bone Inro 1	Bone Inro 2	Brush Case Inro	Cinnabar Inro
	Mother Pearl Inro			Rabbits Netsuke
NETSUKE COLLECTIBLES
Aquatic Netsuke	Birds Netsuke	Cats Netsuke	Tiger Netsuke	Dogs Netsuke	Farm Netsuke 1
Farm Netsuke 2	Frogs Netsuke 1	Frogs Netsuke 2	Horses Netsuke	Humanoid Netsuke 1	Humanoid Netsuke 2
Monkeys Netsuke 1	Monkeys Netsuke 2	Mythical Netsuke 1	Mythical Netsuke 2	Rat Netsuke 1	Rat Netsuke 2
Reptile Netsuke	Floral Netsuke	Gods Netsuke	Insects Netsuke	Zoo Netsuke 1	Zoo Netsuke 2
OJIME BEAD COLLECTIBLES
Aquatic Ojime Bead	Bird Ojime Bead	Cat Ojime Bead	Dog Ojime Bead	Farm Ojime Bead	Frog Ojime Bead
Horse Ojime Bead	Human Ojime Bead	Insect Ojime Bead	Misc Ojime Bead	Monkey Ojime Bead	Mythical Ojime Bead
Rabbit Ojime Bead	Rat Ojime Bead	Reptile Ojime Bead	Tiger Ojime Bead	Zoo Ojime Bead	Match Box Inro

NEW TRENDS: Traditionally, netsuke, ojime, and inro were only available in the darker colors. Consumer trends have changed over the last several years. Part of this transition has been brought about by their increased popularity within the jewelry industry. To keep pace, we now offer you a choice of color and finish to suit your market.		FIVE COLOR CHOICES: Antique Blue Dark Brown Light Brown Reddish Brown Light Brown High Gloss As collectibles or jewelry components, Cyber Import delivers what you want direct from the factory.

China Wholesale Source for Inro, Netsuke, Ojime. Hand-crafted or carved from amber, bone, boxwood, bamboo, cinnabar, and mother-of-pearl. Our inro can be customized with themes of your choice. We carry over thirty diffent animal themes from zodiac to zoo, farm, bird, insect, nudes and mermaid. The Japanese made inro an art form and now they've become highly collectible. We can provide any of your inro requirements. These are only representative examples. By the dozen, or by the thousand. Shipped direct from China. If we don't have it, we can get it. Give us your price to beat!

Inro were popularized in the 18th Century Japan. These small boxes and pouches were the Japanese answer to having no pockets on the kimono. Inro were used as tobacco pouches, medicine boxes, and similar items when suspended by a cord from a Japanese obi or belt. The larger "Netsuke" toggle that is suspended at end of the cord, and the sliding "Ojime" bead to keep the box closed, have both become high collectibles in themselves and are used frequently in jewelry.