Tanka Poem Kokeshi japanese kama do not wash them with

do not wash them with detergent or leave them to soak in water

it was made at a production kiln

The Imari mark can be found on the bottom of both bowls

Spoon:  L

noted potter Hashimoto Shiun

Tanka Poem Kokeshi japanese kama do not wash them with*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a vintage kokeshi doll made around 20 years ago and signed Nakayama. It is made of shirakaba white birch, and the front features Mt. Fuji and part of a tanka poem written by Wakayama Bokusai (1885 1928). Bokusai worshipped Mt. Fujis beauty as the seasons changed, and he was particularly fond of the view from Senbon