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Physical Dimensions & Status
Height: 25.5 cm | Diameter: 6.6 cm | Weight: 300 grams
This authentic Dento Kokeshi (25.5 cm) is a beautiful example of the classic Togatta-kei tradition from the Tohoku region in Japan. The doll is entirely crafted on a lathe from a single solid piece of Mizuki wood (Dogwood) and has developed a warm honey-golden patina over the years. The minimalist silhouette, the refined hand-painting, and the original signature of master craftsman Katsu make this a special collector's item that perfectly embodies the essence of Japanese Mingei folk art.
Traditional Dento Kokeshi dolls have been cherished for generations as symbols of simplicity, harmony, and the exceptional craftsmanship of Japanese woodturners.
Each object is examined before it is offered: material, casting or carving technique, surface, and signs of age are compared with documented references. You will receive a certificate of authenticity and an official invoice detailing the period, material, and available provenance.
Fully insured worldwide shipping in museum-quality packaging. Returns are sent to our Dutch address and you have a 14-day cooling-off period.
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