Noun:

ಉದ್ದನೆಯ ತೋಳುಗಳೊಂದಿಗೆ ಸಡಿಲವಾದ ಜಪಾನೀಸ್ ಉಡುಗೆ,

okimono's Usage Examples:

Hirado ware okimono (figurine) of a lion with a ball, Japan, 19th century.

Bonsai and okimono are also common—although traditionally, bonsai were not considered worthy.

There was new interest in producing decorative pieces (okimono), such as figurines of beautiful women (bijin), animals, children and religious.

animals began to appear, as well as designs including relief and small okimono figurines that were purely decorative.

Examples of modern carved ivory objects are okimono, netsukes, jewelry, flatware handles, furniture inlays, and piano keys.

performers have been popular subjects for woodblock prints, netsuke and okimono.

purchased this netsuke as okimono for 2500 Deutsche Marks in antique saloon of Munich.

a proprietary technology that hammered out three-dimensional vases and okimono figurines from one piece of iron plate.

The seller said that he exchanged this okimono for bronze Japanese statues.

There is also a collection of 19th-century Japanese figures or okimono, possibly carved from walrus ivory.

From her Japanese collections were jizai okimono, articulated iron animals, as well as netsuke.