Figurine - creatieve Sōsaku Kokeshi-pop "Hidamari" (Zonnige Plek) – Hout – Sekiguchi Tōa (geb. 1942) – Japan – - Wood

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A vintage wooden kokeshi by Sekiguchi Tōa (born 1942), titled “creatieve Sōsaku Kokeshi-pop ‘Hidamari’ (Zonnige Plek)” from Japan, dating to 1980–1990, measures 19 cm high, 14 cm wide and 14 cm deep, in good vintage condition with minor signs of age.

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This is a beautifully executed and substantial example of the iconic "Hidamari" (Sunny Spot) kokeshi doll, masterfully designed by the renowned and award-winning kokeshi artist Sekiguchi Tōa (born 1942). Sekiguchi Tōa, based in Shibukawa (Gunma Prefecture), is the son of the legendary Sansaku Sekiguchi and is worldwide known for his unique, modern-creative interpretations of traditional Japanese folk art.

This doll immediately stands out with its unique, voluminous and rounded form. The face exhibits a serene, calm expression beneath a sleek and finely carved jet-black hairstyle. Her round body is decorated with a beautiful, deep red kimono.

The doll is located on the underside/side with the original, hand-cut artistic signature of the maker: 東亜 (Tōa).

The object is in good, authentic vintage condition with minimal signs of aging commensurate with its age. The colors are well preserved and the wood carving is fully intact. See the photos for an accurate impression of the condition.

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.

This is a beautifully executed and substantial example of the iconic "Hidamari" (Sunny Spot) kokeshi doll, masterfully designed by the renowned and award-winning kokeshi artist Sekiguchi Tōa (born 1942). Sekiguchi Tōa, based in Shibukawa (Gunma Prefecture), is the son of the legendary Sansaku Sekiguchi and is worldwide known for his unique, modern-creative interpretations of traditional Japanese folk art.

This doll immediately stands out with its unique, voluminous and rounded form. The face exhibits a serene, calm expression beneath a sleek and finely carved jet-black hairstyle. Her round body is decorated with a beautiful, deep red kimono.

The doll is located on the underside/side with the original, hand-cut artistic signature of the maker: 東亜 (Tōa).

The object is in good, authentic vintage condition with minimal signs of aging commensurate with its age. The colors are well preserved and the wood carving is fully intact. See the photos for an accurate impression of the condition.

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
creatieve Sōsaku Kokeshi-pop "Hidamari" (Zonnige Plek) – Hout – Sekiguchi Tōa (geb. 1942) – Japan –
Country of origin
Japan
Designer/artist/maker
Sekiguchi Tōa
Material
Wood
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
19 cm
Width
14 cm
Depth
14 cm
Estimated period
1980-1990
BelgiumVerified
1103
Objects sold
97.71%
Private

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