Japanese glass OJIME tombodama SUNBURSTS

Japanese glass ojime in a form of tombodama bead with continuous design of 2 different sunburst patterns. Tombodama can be translated as “dragonfly ball” and the name is thought to come ab

Glass ojime (slide bead for tightening the cord going from netsuke to inro) in a form of tombodama bead in barrel shape with black body and decoration of undulating dragon in flight. Tombodama can be

Japanese glass ojime in a form of tombodama bead with rich multicolored ribbon core, four yellow petaled flowers with multicolored stamens stamens, leaves and fine tiny silver foil inclusions. Tomboda

Japanese glass ojime in a form of tombodama bead with three pink petaled flowers with yellow stamens, leaves and 24K gold leaf inclusions. Tombodama can be translated as “dragonfly ball” a

Glass ojime (slide bead for tightening the cord going from netsuke to inro) in a form of tombodama bead in ball shape with black core and designs of different anemones. Tombodama can be translated as

Glass ojime (slide bead for tightening the cord going from netsuke to inro) in a form of tombodama bead in barrel shape with light blue core and 2 butterflies among different flowers. Tombodama can be

Japanese glass ojime in a form of tombodama bead with black body, inclusions resembling fossils, white glass lines and fine 24K gold foil flakes. Tombodama can be translated as “dragonfly ball&#

Japanese glass ojime in a form of tombodama bead with numerous pink cherry flowers on blue background. Tombodama can be translated as “dragonfly ball” and the name is thought to come about

Japanese glass ojime in a form of tombodama bead with black body and yellow brocade pattern. Tombodama can be translated as “dragonfly ball” and the name is thought to come about because w

Japanese glass ojime in a form of tombodama bead with milky white body, 2 differently colored inlaid flowers and green leaves. Tombodama can be translated as “dragonfly ball” and the name is thoug

Japanese glass ojime in a form of tombodama bead with black body, cherry flowers and silver foil flecks. Tombodama can be translated as “dragonfly ball” and the name is thought to come about becau

Japanese glass ojime in a form of tombodama bead with dark core surrounded by numerous bubbles and scattered white flowers. Tombodama can be translated as “dragonfly ball” and the name is thought

Japanese glass ojime in a form of tombodama bead with swirling white/pink core and scattered pink flowers. Tombodama can be translated as “dragonfly ball” and the name is thought to come about bec

Japanese glass ojime in a form of tombodama bead with transparent body, pink flowers and green leaves. Tombodama can be translated as “dragonfly ball” and the name is thought to come about because

Late 18th to early 19th century glass ojime (slide bead for tightening the cord going from netsuke to inro) in ball shape with white circles on blue background. Beautifully made, wonderful feel of age

Crafted of Peking type glass. Opaque rose pink and deep translucent red glass. Largest measures 30mm. Good condition with mild surface wear. Hill Auction Gallery in house USA continental shipping $25

Japanese Glass Eyes Carved Wood Frog Ojime. Signed Unzan? For measures please refer to the pictures taken with a measuring tape. Weight: 3 Grams. . This is a NO RESERVE AUCTION: there are no hidden or

Japanese five-case maki-e lacquer inro, Meiji Period (19th c.), decorated with deer in landscape, later silk cord with glass ojime bead, 3.625"h x 2"w x 1"d Provenance: Property of a Distinguished New

黑漆印龍 An Antique Japanese Lacquer Wood inro: Black Wood Five-Case inro, Glass Ojime; Size: H: 4-1/4" (10.8cm)

黑漆印龍 An Japanese Lacquer Wood inro: Black Wood Five-Case inro, Glass Ojime; Size: H: 4-1/4" (10.8cm)

Group of 13 various Japanese ojime beads comprised of beads made from porcelain, glass, ceramic and lacquer; some pitting on porcelain beads; largest W 1" (approx.)

A group of three Japanese ojime beads. 19th/20th century. ++ An antler stag ojime carved with two figures. Signed: "Yukikazu". 19th century. 5/8". ++ An ivory ojime hollowed with circle design. 7/16".

A group of six Japanese ojime beads. 19th/ 20th century. ++An ivory ojime carved with two figures in kimono. 9/16". ++ An ivory ojime carved with a samurai and a bird. Signed: "Yukizazu". 19th century

Pair Japanese glass prism centerpieces, 20th/21st c., wirework centerpieces, set with glass prisms and adorned with beads, no visible marks, each approx. 9.5"h x 14"dia Provenance: A Private Collectio