In black laquer “ro-irô” and “nashiji”, with gold “heidatsu” foliage and gold “takamaki-e” iris decorations. The interior in “nashiji” laquer showing a beautiful contrast. The ivory ojime with a shape of polyhedron and the wood netsuke of a rabbit, late 19th. (wear and little lack  of heidatsu).
The word inrô consists of the two kanji 印 “in” which means «seal» and 籠 “rô” connoting «basket» or »bamboo box».
The netsuke can be very different but they are all caracterized by a little size and two holes, named “himotoshi”, to attach the cord.