Kokeshi Doll 14 1/4"

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This is a traditional Japanese kokeshi doll. She measures 14 1/4"H and is signed by Inokuchi Hozan. These handmade wooden … Read more This is a traditional Japanese kokeshi doll. She measures 14 1/4"H and is signed by Inokuchi Hozan. These handmade wooden dolls are distinguished by a simple trunk and head with no defined arms, legs, or feet.
Kokeshi dolls are handcrafted by artisans called kijishi.
They are a popular item for collecting, gifting, and use as ornaments.
Traditional kokeshi are classified into eleven types based on the region where they originated, each with specific shapes and patterns.
The dolls may be made from cherry, dogwood, or Japanese maple wood, which is seasoned for one to five years before use. This is a traditional Japanese kokeshi doll. These handmade wooden dolls are distinguished by a simple trunk and head with no defined arms, legs, or feet.
Kokeshi dolls are handcrafted by artisans called kijishi.
They are a popular item for collecting, gifting, and use as ornaments.
Traditional kokeshi are classified into eleven types based on the region where they originated, each with specific shapes and patterns.
The dolls may be made from cherry, dogwood, or Japanese maple wood, which is seasoned for one to five years before use. This is a traditional Japanese kokeshi doll. These handmade wooden dolls are distinguished by a simple trunk and head with no defined arms, legs, or feet.
Kokeshi dolls are handcrafted by artisans called kijishi.
They are a popular item for collecting, gifting, and use as ornaments.
Traditional kokeshi are classified into eleven types based on the region where they originated, each with specific shapes and patterns.
The dolls may be made from cherry, dogwood, or Japanese maple wood, which is seasoned for one to five years before use. They hold cultural significance and are often seen as symbols of good luck, protection, and a wish for a child's healthy growth. They can also be given as tokens of friendship or love. See less