Japanese Kokeshi Note Holder Wooden Doll Hand Painted Red Kimono W/ Orange Hat Carving titled kiri wood box

titled kiri wood box

While paintings and statues of Jurōjin are considered auspicious

and it is no surprise that kōgō have quite a following among collectors around the world who appreciate their diversity and

Used traditionally in Chado tea ceremony

1888 by the great Japanese artist Yoshitoshi Tsukioka (1839 to 1892)

Japanese Kokeshi Note Holder Wooden Doll Hand Painted Red Kimono W/ Orange Hat Carving titled kiri wood boxThis is a vintage Japanese wooden doll known called a kokeshi. This kokeshi has a large head of hair with a curled silver wire that can be used as a paper clip to hold noats reminders or small cards. She is dressed in a red kimono holds her round orange hat beside her. her hat and kimono are both covered in printed floral floral designs. Her peaceful smiling face beneath her black head of hair will add a little calming feeling to any space! This