Figurine - Vintage Sosaku Kokeshi Pop "Bakushū" (Tarwe-oogst) – Okamoto Usaburo (27 cm) volkskunst - EU - Wood

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A vintage Sosaku Kokeshi doll titled Bakushū by Okamoto Usaburo, circa 1970–1980, carved from wood and measuring about 27 cm high with 9 cm width and depth, in excellent vintage condition with an intact red workshop label.

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Beautiful and rare large Japanese Sosaku (creative) Kokeshi doll with the poetic title "Bakushū" (麦秋), which means "Wheat Autumn" or "Wheat Harvest." This iconic masterpiece was designed and handmade by the legendary craftsman Okamoto Usaburo (1917–2009), founder of the famous Usaburo Kokeshi workshop in Gunma Prefecture, Japan.

This piece dates from the 1970s/1980s and is in gorgeous vintage condition. The body is made of deep, dark-stained wood with a wonderful natural grain. Using refined woodcarving and pyrography techniques (wood burning), detailed gold-colored wheat stalks have been applied, symbolizing the early summer breeze and a rich harvest. The serene, minimalist facial expression and the distinctive round hairstyle are typical of Usaburo's recognizable style.

At the bottom the original, bright red paper atelier label from Usaburo is still completely intact and perfectly legible, which absolutely guarantees authenticity.

Condition: Excellent vintage condition with minimal signs of aging. Stunning gloss and a completely intact red maker’s label on the bottom. See photos for an accurate personal impression

When shipping within the European Union there are no customs duties!

The item will be carefully packaged and shipped.

Please note that the packaging has been done by a private individual and not by a professional service, so perfect packing quality cannot be guaranteed. Thank you for your understanding.

Beautiful and rare large Japanese Sosaku (creative) Kokeshi doll with the poetic title "Bakushū" (麦秋), which means "Wheat Autumn" or "Wheat Harvest." This iconic masterpiece was designed and handmade by the legendary craftsman Okamoto Usaburo (1917–2009), founder of the famous Usaburo Kokeshi workshop in Gunma Prefecture, Japan.

This piece dates from the 1970s/1980s and is in gorgeous vintage condition. The body is made of deep, dark-stained wood with a wonderful natural grain. Using refined woodcarving and pyrography techniques (wood burning), detailed gold-colored wheat stalks have been applied, symbolizing the early summer breeze and a rich harvest. The serene, minimalist facial expression and the distinctive round hairstyle are typical of Usaburo's recognizable style.

At the bottom the original, bright red paper atelier label from Usaburo is still completely intact and perfectly legible, which absolutely guarantees authenticity.

Condition: Excellent vintage condition with minimal signs of aging. Stunning gloss and a completely intact red maker’s label on the bottom. See photos for an accurate personal impression

When shipping within the European Union there are no customs duties!

The item will be carefully packaged and shipped.

Please note that the packaging has been done by a private individual and not by a professional service, so perfect packing quality cannot be guaranteed. Thank you for your understanding.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Style
Vintage
Title
Vintage Sosaku Kokeshi Pop "Bakushū" (Tarwe-oogst) – Okamoto Usaburo (27 cm) volkskunst - EU
Country of origin
Japan
Designer/artist/maker
Usaburo
Material
Wood
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
27 cm
Width
9 cm
Depth
9 cm
Estimated period
1970-1980
BelgiumVerified
1110
Objects sold
97.71%
Private

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