| Look at this little netsuke, or inro, or sword-guard, and follow the workman as you admire each detail of the execution. |
| Just like Dubois, the World No. 34 won all four of her matches in Montreal to propel Canada inro a World Group II playoff against Belgium. |
| Mr Wrangham's collection of 18-19th century inro proved particularly popular with bidders worldwide. |
| Wearing inro and netsuke became a part of the past for the upper classes and samurai. |
| The afternoon of Sept. 14 is devoted to Japanese and Korean art, including paintings, porcelains, furniture, and a large collection of inro — Japanese ornamental boxes worn suspended from the waist. |
| An inro, or pill-box, might require several years for perfection, though small enough to go into a fob. |
