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Vintage Ainu Volkskunstsammlung aus Hokkaido - handgeschnitzte Nipopo-Puppen, Onko-Holzarbeiten & - Daisetsu Soki-sha - Japan - Ainu Volkskunst (Mingei) Shōwa-Zeit (1971–1974)
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Vintage Ainu Volkskunstsammlung aus Hokkaido - handgeschnitzte Nipopo-Puppen, Onko-Holzarbeiten & - Daisetsu Soki-sha - Japan - Ainu Volkskunst (Mingei) Shōwa-Zeit (1971–1974)

Description [Short Description & Origin] A remarkable and diverse collection of vintage Ainu folk art (Mingei) from Hokkaido, Japan. This set features high-quality wood carvings and textiles primarily crafted in the mid-1960-1970s (Showa period). The collection includes: Nipopo Dolls: Hand-carved wooden figures representing "wooden children," traditional amulets for good luck. Onko Woodcrafts: Several items are made from Onko (Japanese Yew), a sacred and premium wood in Ainu culture known for its beautiful grain and deep reddish-brown patina that improves with age. Writing Instruments: A rare wooden fountain pen and ballpoint pen set, featuring intricate carvings. The original display cards bear handwritten dates from 1971, providing excellent provenance. Ainu Pattern Textile: A beautiful book cover featuring traditional "Attush" style geometric embroidery, designed to ward off evil spirits. Utility Art: Includes a hand-carved tea scoop (Chasaji) by the renowned Daisetsu Soki-sha workshop, letter openers with bear/Ainu motifs, and a commemorative bottle opener. These pieces represent a period when Ainu craftsmanship reached a peak in artistry for the domestic travel market. All items have been carefully preserved in a private collection for over 50 years. [Dimensions (approximate)] Large Nipopo Dolls (Pair): H 18 cm x W 6.5 cm x D 7 cm each Ainu Pattern Book Cover: 17.0 cm x 22 cm (folded),11.5 cm x 17 cm (folded) Wooden Pens: L 17 cm each Wooden Fountain Pen: L 21.5 cm Letter Openers: L 26.0 cm to 20.0 cm Tea Scoop: L 11.0 cm Small Figures: H 10.0 cm Decorative Wood Carvings: H 10.0 cm each Bottle Opener:H 17.0 cm W 5 cm x D5 cm [Weight] Total Collection Weight: Approximately 950 grams (excluding shipping materials) [Condition] Overall: Very Good vintage condition. Notes: Natural aged patina on wood surfaces and minor tanning on original paper leaflets/boxes consistent with age (1970s). The pens are sold as collectible decorative items and have not been tested for writing functionality. Please refer to the photos for a detailed view of the condition. [Shipping method] The items will be packed with extreme care using protective cushioning to ensure safe delivery. Shipping via: Japan Post with a tracking number Note to international buyers: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.

Nr. 100296033

Verkauft
Vintage Ainu Volkskunstsammlung aus Hokkaido - handgeschnitzte Nipopo-Puppen, Onko-Holzarbeiten & - Daisetsu Soki-sha - Japan - Ainu Volkskunst (Mingei) Shōwa-Zeit (1971–1974)

Vintage Ainu Volkskunstsammlung aus Hokkaido - handgeschnitzte Nipopo-Puppen, Onko-Holzarbeiten & - Daisetsu Soki-sha - Japan - Ainu Volkskunst (Mingei) Shōwa-Zeit (1971–1974)

Description
[Short Description & Origin] A remarkable and diverse collection of vintage Ainu folk art (Mingei) from Hokkaido, Japan. This set features high-quality wood carvings and textiles primarily crafted in the mid-1960-1970s (Showa period).

The collection includes:

Nipopo Dolls: Hand-carved wooden figures representing "wooden children," traditional amulets for good luck.

Onko Woodcrafts: Several items are made from Onko (Japanese Yew), a sacred and premium wood in Ainu culture known for its beautiful grain and deep reddish-brown patina that improves with age.

Writing Instruments: A rare wooden fountain pen and ballpoint pen set, featuring intricate carvings. The original display cards bear handwritten dates from 1971, providing excellent provenance.

Ainu Pattern Textile: A beautiful book cover featuring traditional "Attush" style geometric embroidery, designed to ward off evil spirits.

Utility Art: Includes a hand-carved tea scoop (Chasaji) by the renowned Daisetsu Soki-sha workshop, letter openers with bear/Ainu motifs, and a commemorative bottle opener.

These pieces represent a period when Ainu craftsmanship reached a peak in artistry for the domestic travel market. All items have been carefully preserved in a private collection for over 50 years.

[Dimensions (approximate)]

Large Nipopo Dolls (Pair): H 18 cm x W 6.5 cm x D 7 cm each

Ainu Pattern Book Cover: 17.0 cm x 22 cm (folded),11.5 cm x 17 cm (folded)

Wooden Pens: L 17 cm each

Wooden Fountain Pen: L 21.5 cm

Letter Openers: L 26.0 cm to 20.0 cm

Tea Scoop: L 11.0 cm

Small Figures: H 10.0 cm

Decorative Wood Carvings: H 10.0 cm each

Bottle Opener:H 17.0 cm W 5 cm x D5 cm

[Weight]

Total Collection Weight: Approximately 950 grams (excluding shipping materials)

[Condition]

Overall: Very Good vintage condition.

Notes: Natural aged patina on wood surfaces and minor tanning on original paper leaflets/boxes consistent with age (1970s). The pens are sold as collectible decorative items and have not been tested for writing functionality. Please refer to the photos for a detailed view of the condition.

[Shipping method]

The items will be packed with extreme care using protective cushioning to ensure safe delivery.

Shipping via: Japan Post with a tracking number

Note to international buyers: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.

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