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  In Japan, the wild boar, or inoshishi, is more than just an animal—it's a symbol of powerful energy and deep meaning. Their fierce spirit speaks to courage and strength, qualities revered in Japanese culture. But the boar's connection goes even deeper. They embody fertility and prosperity, promising a rich and abundant life. Some even consider them divine protectors, watching over those who respect their power. While often admired, the boar also represents recklessness and aggression, a reminder of the wildness within us all.  Kaigyokusai Masatsugu – Wild Boar, Edo – Meiji periods, mid-to-late 19th century.  Ivory with Sumi

    A captivating bronze and glass sculpture, "Naissance Rose," crafted by the renowned French artist Arman (Armand Pierre Fernandes, 1928-2005). This exquisite piece, signed on the glass, is a true treasure.