47 reactions · 17 shares | Because kimonos had no pockets, these carefully carved miniature sculptures, called netsukes, were used as toggles to secure small personal objects such as carrying cases and tobacco pouches. For today's #ArtiFactFriday video, our Associate Curator of Japanese art Yuki Morishima shares about some of the tiniest objects in our collection. | Asian Art Museum | Facebook

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