Vintage Japanese Kokeshi Doll (7") — Signed “Shoju” 昇寿 | Traditional Wooden Folk Art | 1950s–1960s nature book Philips Oppenheim

Philips Oppenheim

Thompson∙ Publisher: TSR / Wizards of the Coast∙ Year: 1990s–early 2000s∙ Format: Mass market paperbacks∙ Dust Jacket: None

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Vintage Japanese Kokeshi Doll (7") — Signed “Shoju” 昇寿 | Traditional Wooden Folk Art | 1950s–1960s nature book Philips OppenheimABOUT THIS FIND Bring a touch of Japanese folk tradition to your space with this vintage kokeshi doll, a beautifully simple wooden form with hand painted features. Kokeshi dolls originated over 150 years ago in Japans Tohoku region, first as childrens toys and later as treasured souvenirs and display pieces. This doll stands 7 inches tall and is signed on the base with (Shoju)commonly read as rising longevity and or used as an artist name. DETAILS