Netsuke (also called "nezuke") is an attachment used in the Edo period when people carried tobacco pouches, yatate (brush holder), inro (a tiny box which contains medicine or one's seal and a small red ink pad) and leather bags (pouches for accessories including money, foods, writing utensils, medicines and tobaccos) by suspending from the obi sash by a cord.
根付（ねつけ、ねづけ）とは、江戸時代に煙草入れ、矢立、印籠、小型の革製鞄（お金、食べ物、筆記用具、薬、煙草など小間物を入れた）などを紐で帯から吊るし持ち歩くときに用いた留め具。