Tanka Poem Kokeshi vintage chinese tea pot Mashiko-ware is probably best known

Mashiko-ware is probably best known for its brown glazes along with splashes of red

It is hand-painted and made to commemorate the Year of the Chicken

and consists of skilled artisans specialising in the production of tea utensils and items used for ikebana flower arranging

The latch closes securely and inside there are partitions for bandages and ointments

Ittobori was originally just a side job for farmers

Tanka Poem Kokeshi vintage chinese tea pot Mashiko-ware is probably best known*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a vintage kokeshi doll made around 20 years ago and signed Nakayama. It is made of shirakaba white birch, and the front features Mt. Fuji and part of a tanka poem written by Wakayama Bokusai (1885 1928). Bokusai worshipped Mt. Fujis beauty as the seasons changed, and he was particularly fond of the view from Senbon