Ivory netsuke in the form of doctor and patient
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A skilled craftsman, Chikaaki, created this intricate ivory netsuke in Japan between 1871 and 1900. This small ornament showcases a doctor carefully feeling the pulse of his female patient. Netsuke were used to hang objects from the sash of a kimono, a traditional form of Japanese clothing. In Traditional Chinese Medicine and traditional Japanese medicine, the pulse is believed to be an indicator of how strong or weak the body's energy force, qi, is. The doctor's technique for feeling the pulse was highly valued in these ancient cultures. The Science Museum collection features this netsuke, which provides a unique glimpse into the practices of Traditional Chinese Medicine and traditional Japanese medicine. This artifact demonstrates the importance of the pulse as an indicator of overall health and wellness.
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