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Hanamaki Clay Doll, Tuchi-ningyo, Tawara-mochi-doshi Circa: Ca. Meiji era (1868-1912) Materials: Clay Texture/Technique: molded, hand painted Design/Motif: n/a Main Colors: faded purple, faded rose/red on white clay Condition:There is a chip around the nose area due to the age yet still the figure is recognizable and considered in good condition Notes/Remarks: This clay doll is assumed to be from current Akita in Tohoku region. Many of these types of dolls were originally inspired by the Fushimi clay dolls in Kyoto. Dolls like these were taken home as a souvenir from visiting religious sites. This particular doll is assumed to be a Hotei which is a member of seven happy gods, Shichi-fuku-jin. The condition is very good and there is a cute little girl like figure by Hotei. The dimensions are: 3 1/4" wide 3 5/8" High Questions? info@ichoya.com |
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