* Title of Artwork: Vintage Japanese Bronze Child Statue “Dōji” with Wooden Plaque – Showa Period Handcrafted Art Size Height: 21.5 cm Width: 11 cm Depth: 8.5 cm Weight 1480 g / 1.48 kg * Artist: Unknown Japanese Artist * Object: Bronze statue * Material: Bronze * Style: Japanese traditional / Showa decorative art * Period: Showa Period (mid-20th century) * Country of Origin: Japan * Condition: Good condition with age-related wear and patina * Signature: Wooden inscription plaque included * Handmade: Yes Female Child Bronze Statue “Dōji Figure” – Vintage Japanese Handcrafted Art Object with Wooden Inscription Plaque This charming Japanese bronze statue depicts a young child in traditional attire, rendered with a gentle expression and softly rounded features. The figure is finished with warm gold tones and textured green and copper patina accents, giving the sculpture a refined vintage atmosphere characteristic of mid-20th century Japanese decorative metalwork. The sculpture comes with a wooden inscription plaque and display stand, enhancing its presentation value as an interior art object or collector’s piece. The delicate facial modeling and elegant kimono folds suggest careful handcrafted work by a skilled artisan. A beautiful example of Showa Period (mid-20th century) Japanese decorative bronze art, suitable for display in interiors inspired by wabi-sabi, Asian antiques, or traditional Japanese aesthetics. Keywords: Handcrafted / Vintage / Showa Period (mid-20th century) Usage: Interior decoration, Japanese art collection, tea room display, gallery display, vintage Japanese decor. ⸻ Size Height: 21.5 cm Width: 11 cm Depth: 8.5 cm ⸻ Weight 1480 g / 1.48 kg ⸻ Condition The statue shows age-appropriate wear, minor surface scratches, and natural patina consistent with age. Overall, it remains in good vintage condition with an attractive aged appearance. ⸻ Artist Profile The exact artist name could not be conclusively identified from the inscription plaque. The work appears to be a Japanese handcrafted bronze decorative sculpture produced during the Showa era.