Hakata Urasaki dolls, from Fukuoka Prefecture in Japan, are renowned for their intricate detailing and lifelike qualities. Evoking Japan’s rich cultural heritage, they often depict traditional scenes and characters from Japanese daily life, such as the elderly couple enjoying tea. Additional Details Dimensions: Height 22 cm and 20 cm Brand: Goto’s Hakata Material: Clay Year: … Read more
The figurines embody a Rococo style characterized by intricate ornamentation, asymmetrical designs, pastel color palettes, and themes of love and nature. During the occupation of Japan after World War II (1945-1952), a significant number of porcelain and ceramic items were manufactured for export. These items often emulated European styles, such as Rococo, to cater to … Read more
Kato Kogei is a renowned Japanese company celebrated for its production of high-quality porcelain and ceramic figurines. The figurine in the image is undeniably a delicate porcelain masterpiece, exemplifying the meticulous craftsmanship that is characteristic of Kato Kogei’s renowned work. These figurines consistently feature intricate designs and are highly prized by collectors for their exceptional … Read more
The figurines represent Okina and Ona. Kutani ware is a Japanese porcelain style known for its vibrant colors and intricate designs originating from the Kutani region in Japan. These figurines are crafted with great attention to detail and painted with vivid Kutani-style colors, which include greens, blues, reds, and gold. The intricate patterns and rich … Read more
The image shows a set of Russian nesting dolls known as Matryoshka dolls or Babushka dolls. These dolls are a traditional Russian craft. They are known for their distinctive construction. This construction features a series of wooden dolls of decreasing size placed one inside the other. Each doll is painted to depict a woman dressed … Read more
Hakata figurines, also known as Hakata ningyō, are traditional Japanese clay dolls originating from Fukuoka Prefecture on the island of Kyushu. These dolls are known for their lifelike appearance and delicate craftsmanship. They often depict various subjects, including historical figures, children, and everyday scenes from Japanese life. This figurine is a fine example of this … Read more
This image shows a soapstone carving, likely from China. Soapstone is a soft rock used for carving for thousands of years due to its workability and smooth texture. The details in the carving suggest intricate craftsmanship, which is typical of Chinese soapstone carvings. The figure depicted in the carving looks like an animal, possibly a … Read more
Behold the serene sight of a sweet little girl enjoying her nap. Her chubby cheeks add to her adorability, making this vintage wooden piece a perfect addition to my collection. Additional Details Artist/Creator/Factory: unknown Dimensions: Height 12 cm, Width 16 cm Material: Wood Year: Vintage Origin: Thailand
Hakata Urasaki dolls, from Fukuoka Prefecture in Japan, are renowned for their intricate detailing and lifelike qualities. Evoking Japan’s rich cultural heritage, they often depict traditional scenes and characters from Japanese daily life, such as the elderly couple enjoying Sake. Additional Details Dimensions: Height 18 cm (both) Brand: Goto’s Hakata Material: Clay Year: Vintage
This is an adorable relic from the 1970s! It is a Japan Ceramic Red-Ware that features a little girl and boy with oversized hats, both with a bird sitting on a bench. These figurines can either stand alone or be put together. Additional Details Dimensions: Height 12 cm Material: Ceramic Year: 1970’s Origin: Japan