Kokeshi dolls

I adore kokeshi dolls. I was given one (the same as the little brown one on the right) when I was an exchange student in Japan 17 years ago. The little one with the buns is so cute! Its the last one so if you like it, snap it up. These dolls all come from Tago. Tago is run by...

Japanese dolls called Kokeshi of the early 20th century. Provenance from the northern Japan. Handmade by japanese artisants from wood. Have a simple trunk as a body and an enlarged head. One characteristic of Kokeshi dolls is their lack of arms and legs. Painted by hand with lines to define the face and the body painted with floral motive, covered with a layer of wax. Each doll is marked with the signature of the artist in the bottom or back. In good original condition, with minor wear…

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About this item Producing area: Japan (Gunma) / Material: Natural wood >> (face) Mizuki, (head, body) chestnut Size: W3.54 inch x H8.27 inch The astringent red expresses the joy of an adult woman. It is a very popular product with a design that is elegantly framed with gold on a plum with a unique atmosphere drawn in black. It features a lovely expression drawn by craftsmen one by one. The plump torso gives you a feeling of handmade warmth. A kokeshi doll with a very cute bob head. "Usaburo…

— Kokeshi Dolls by Usaburo Moi there! We received a new shipment of kokeshi dolls over the weekend and they are all up on the site now! Usaburo Okamoto, the founder of Usaburo Kokeshi, was born in Shinto in 1917 and started to make kokeshi in 1950. He invented new styles by introducing techniques that use special machines as well as a manufacturing method using a wheel, and combined painting with a brush with carving and poker drawing methods. At present, the studio has six woodworkers…

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Overview The Sosaku Kokeshi-kojin is a crfteperson who created spirit-infused, lathe-turned dolls from beginning to end, and represented some the artists that spun off from the original eleven families. These creative Kokeshi emerged in the early 1940s, and flourishe from the 1950s through the 1970s, and continues, ev

© copyrighted image; all rights reserved. Kokeshi doll – Izumino (Spring Field) | And so they were five. Well, my wife's Kokeshi doll collection is growing. The new arrival came today fresh from Tokyo, Japan. Window light from camera right and from behind the camera. A large silver reflector was camera left.

This doll said to pray for safe delivery of children and to prevent house fires.