Kokeshi Otomesode Red Kunio e Yuichi Miyakawa Può essere usato come salvadanaio

Può essere usato come salvadanaio

signed by the artist who created the kokeshi

nella Prefettura di Kochi in Giappone

suitable for easily removing both large and small fish bones in a clean way without damaging the meat

Kokeshi Otomesode Red Kunio e Yuichi Miyakawa Può essere usato come salvadanaioKokeshi, in lacquered wood, made and hand painted by the artist Masayoshi Yamagishi. This kokeshi represents a young girl wearing a red Furisode, which is a long sleeved kimono that in Japanese tradition is worn by unmarried women. The bow on the head and the inclined face highlight its beauty. The wood used for the creation of this kokeshi is Mizuki (Japanese dogwood). The doll is 16cm tall and has a diameter of 6cm. Original packaging is included,