• Maker: Yasunosuke (Signed)
• Subject: Jewel Beetle
• Material: Bronze
• Period: Meiji Era
• Type: Jizai Okimono (Articulated Sculpture)
• Size: Approx. 8.5 cm (3.35 in) in length
• Features:
  • Movable Wings
  • Movable Legs
  • Articulated Joints
  • Signature Inscribed on the Reverse
• Includes Storage Box

About the Item:
This antique bronze jewel beetle is a finely crafted jizai okimono attributed to Yasunosuke and bears an inscription on the reverse. Created during the Meiji period, the piece demonstrates exceptional metalworking skill through its highly realistic form and articulated construction.

The wings, legs, and joints are movable, showcasing the precise craftsmanship and technical sophistication associated with export-quality Japanese metalwork of the era. Despite its compact size, the sculpture exhibits remarkable detail and lifelike character, making it an attractive addition to collections of Japanese antiques, bronze art, and articulated animal sculptures.

Condition:
Pre-owned.
There are minor signs of use, light scratches, and age-related discoloration.
No damage was noted.
The articulated components remain present.
Please review all photos carefully for the actual condition.

Accessories:

• Storage Box

Please Note:

• Colors may vary slightly depending on lighting and monitor settings.
• Measurements are approximate.
• Please check all photos carefully before purchasing.
• Only the items shown in the photos are included.