Netsuke: Hotei, Ebisu, and Daikoku

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Netsuke: Hotei, Ebisu, and Daikoku

Artist Gyokuzan (Japanese)

Period Edo Period (Japanese, 1615 - 1868)

Date20th century

DimensionsH: 1 5/18 in. (3.2 cm)

Mediumivory

ClassificationSculpture

Credit LineGift of H. A. Fee

Object number

1948.163

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DescriptionHotei, Ebisu, and Daikoku - three of the seven gods of good fortune.

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