美丽的大型小木娃娃,30厘米,获得首相奖的艺术家 - 木材,雕刻菊花 - Okamoto Usaburo 岡本卯三郎 - 日本 - 昭和(1926-1989)





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这件昭和时期的原创签名作品出自冈本卯三郎,是一尊饰有雕刻菊花的木制创作型木偶,高30厘米、宽9厘米。
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Item Description
岡本卯三郎 Okamoto Usaburo(1917-2009)Chrysanthemum-Carved Sosaku Kokeshi, Winner of the Forestry Agency Director-General’s Award at the All Japan Kokeshi Competition
This vintage creative kokeshi (創作こけし, sosaku kokeshi) from the Showa period (昭和) is crafted from zelkova wood stained a deep, rich dark brown. Three chrysanthemum blossoms are finely carved into the surface, revealing the pale natural wood beneath so that each flower glows against the dark ground. The flowing wood grain of the body, the kimono collar rendered in carving, and the simple natural-wood face framed by a bobbed hairstyle, with delicately brushed downcast eyes, together create a quiet and graceful presence. The vivid contrast of the bright chrysanthemums against the dark ground is the defining highlight of this piece, catching the eye even from a distance. This piece received the Forestry Agency Director-General’s Award (林野庁長官賞) at the All Japan Kokeshi Competition (全日本こけしコンクール); the gold Usaburo Kokeshi (卯三郎こけし) award sticker remains on the back, and a red seal label remains on the base. From the collection of a private collector.
Size
Height: 30 cm
Width: 9 cm
Weight: 670 g
Condition
Light surface scratches and minor soiling from age, with slight wear on the base. No noticeable damage.
Artist Profile
Okamoto Usaburo (1917-2009) was a kokeshi artist from Gunma Prefecture and the founder of Usaburo Kokeshi. A former metalworking engineer, he began creating sosaku kokeshi in 1950. He developed a distinctive technique fusing carving, painting and wood-burning (焼き絵, yakie), and with an inventive style unbound by traditional forms, he forged a new path in the world of modern kokeshi. A recipient of numerous honors including the Prime Minister’s Award (内閣総理大臣賞), he also founded the Usaburo Kokeshi museum in Gunma Prefecture and is celebrated as one of the leading masters of sosaku kokeshi.
Important Information
1. Interior Display Images
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For the actual size of the artwork, please refer to the dimensions stated in the description. For the actual colour and condition, please refer to the photographs showing the artwork itself.
2. Shipping to Italy
Depending on the decision of the Italian customs authorities, the shipment may be subject to additional inspection, and any costs associated with such inspection will be the responsibility of the buyer. Additional inspection may also cause delays in customs clearance and delivery.
Please make your purchase with an understanding of these possibilities.
3. Shipping, Import Duties and Customs Clearance
The item will be carefully packed and shipped via Fedex, DHL or Japan Post. The usual delivery time is approximately 1–2 weeks, although delivery may take longer depending on customs procedures and local delivery conditions.
Import duties, taxes, customs clearance fees, and any other charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. If such charges are incurred locally, they are the responsibility of the buyer.
If the item is returned due to refusal to pay import duties, taxes, or other customs-related charges, refusal to accept delivery, or failure to complete the necessary customs procedures, the buyer will be responsible for the costs associated with the return and any subsequent reshipment.
Thank you for your understanding.
Item Description
岡本卯三郎 Okamoto Usaburo(1917-2009)Chrysanthemum-Carved Sosaku Kokeshi, Winner of the Forestry Agency Director-General’s Award at the All Japan Kokeshi Competition
This vintage creative kokeshi (創作こけし, sosaku kokeshi) from the Showa period (昭和) is crafted from zelkova wood stained a deep, rich dark brown. Three chrysanthemum blossoms are finely carved into the surface, revealing the pale natural wood beneath so that each flower glows against the dark ground. The flowing wood grain of the body, the kimono collar rendered in carving, and the simple natural-wood face framed by a bobbed hairstyle, with delicately brushed downcast eyes, together create a quiet and graceful presence. The vivid contrast of the bright chrysanthemums against the dark ground is the defining highlight of this piece, catching the eye even from a distance. This piece received the Forestry Agency Director-General’s Award (林野庁長官賞) at the All Japan Kokeshi Competition (全日本こけしコンクール); the gold Usaburo Kokeshi (卯三郎こけし) award sticker remains on the back, and a red seal label remains on the base. From the collection of a private collector.
Size
Height: 30 cm
Width: 9 cm
Weight: 670 g
Condition
Light surface scratches and minor soiling from age, with slight wear on the base. No noticeable damage.
Artist Profile
Okamoto Usaburo (1917-2009) was a kokeshi artist from Gunma Prefecture and the founder of Usaburo Kokeshi. A former metalworking engineer, he began creating sosaku kokeshi in 1950. He developed a distinctive technique fusing carving, painting and wood-burning (焼き絵, yakie), and with an inventive style unbound by traditional forms, he forged a new path in the world of modern kokeshi. A recipient of numerous honors including the Prime Minister’s Award (内閣総理大臣賞), he also founded the Usaburo Kokeshi museum in Gunma Prefecture and is celebrated as one of the leading masters of sosaku kokeshi.
Important Information
1. Interior Display Images
Images showing the artwork displayed in an interior setting have been created virtually to illustrate how the piece may look when displayed indoors. The artwork itself has not been edited or altered in these images.
For the actual size of the artwork, please refer to the dimensions stated in the description. For the actual colour and condition, please refer to the photographs showing the artwork itself.
2. Shipping to Italy
Depending on the decision of the Italian customs authorities, the shipment may be subject to additional inspection, and any costs associated with such inspection will be the responsibility of the buyer. Additional inspection may also cause delays in customs clearance and delivery.
Please make your purchase with an understanding of these possibilities.
3. Shipping, Import Duties and Customs Clearance
The item will be carefully packed and shipped via Fedex, DHL or Japan Post. The usual delivery time is approximately 1–2 weeks, although delivery may take longer depending on customs procedures and local delivery conditions.
Import duties, taxes, customs clearance fees, and any other charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. If such charges are incurred locally, they are the responsibility of the buyer.
If the item is returned due to refusal to pay import duties, taxes, or other customs-related charges, refusal to accept delivery, or failure to complete the necessary customs procedures, the buyer will be responsible for the costs associated with the return and any subsequent reshipment.
Thank you for your understanding.

