The Ancient Art of Netsuke

Fabergé bulldog decorative object crafted from carved hardstone, featuring a black body, translucent crystal accents and gemstone-set eyes, showcasing the Maison's renowned artistry and craftsmanship.

Blending artistry with precision, the 17th century Japanese art form of netsuke was much admired by Peter Carl Fabergé. Rumoured to have inspired the master craftsman's series of animal carvings, netsuke originated as decorative pendants.

Blending artistry with precision, the 17th century Japanese art form of netsuke was much admired by Peter Carl Fabergé.

Rumoured to have inspired the master craftsman's series of animal carvings, netsuke originated as decorative pendants.

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Fabergé goldfish decorative object crafted from carved hardstone, featuring a pink body, showcasing the House's renowned artistry and craftsmanship.

Fabergé elephant decorative object crafted from carved moonstone, featuring jeweled trappings in diamonds, rubies, and emeralds on a pink enamel and hardstone base, showcasing the House's renowned artistry and craftsmanship.

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Traditionally crafted from soft organic materials such as ivory, Fabergé reimagined these traditional miniature sculptures by carving them from stones such as nephrite and obsidian.

An avid collector, Peter Carl amassed over 500 netsuke masterpieces in his collection in St. Petersburg.

EXPLORE THE ART OF NETSUKE

Traditionally crafted from soft organic materials such as ivory, Fabergé reimagined these traditional miniature sculptures by carving them from stones such as nephrite and obsidian.

An avid collector, Peter Carl amassed over 500 netsuke masterpieces in his collection in St. Petersburg.

EXPLORE THE ART OF NETSUKE