◆ 村　田　宏Murata Hiroshi【Abbreviation】 まれ born in Showa 11 Japanese exhibition reviewer Murata Yoshio's master's prototype (ペンモールド) is a student. In Showa 27, Takaoka City Metal Technology Instruction Center was on duty. In the 43rd year of the Showa era, he was responsible for the manufacturing technology and guidance of the copperware industry. Showa 33, Takaoka City Exhibition, Takaoka Mayor’s Award Selected for the first time of the Japanese exhibition and selected for the next 6 times Showa 39 Japan Modern Industrial Exhibition First Selected Selected several times in the future In many Japanese religions, myths, and literature, snakes often represent fertility or the power to create life. Because the snake can shed its skin, it has also become a symbol of regeneration, transformation, immortality and healing. Condition: Excellent. traces of the times Height: 20cm, Width: 6 cm, Length: 10cm