Kokeshi Hohoemi Fuurin Incantevoli sfumature di tonalità di

Incantevoli sfumature di tonalità di verde e fiori di iris sono dipinti a mano sul suo kimono

Born in Tokyo in 1956

This kokeshi depicts a young girl with an elegant hairstyle enriched by a Kanzashi (traditional hair clip) and wearing a beautiful red and black kimono

5cm x 18cm x 9cm

Ideal for decorating a house wall

Kokeshi Hohoemi Fuurin Incantevoli sfumature di tonalità diKokeshi made and hand painted by the award winning artist Masae Fujikawa, who won the "Prime Minister" award in 1996 and 2002 and the "Minister of Agriculture, forestry and Fishery" award in 1995 and 1996. The term Hohoemi means "smile". This kokeshi wears a red kimono decorated with apricot blossoms. The wood used for the creation of this kokeshi is Mizuki (Japanese dogwood). The kokeshi is accompanied by a wooden plate, with its name and the stamp