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Japanese Woodblock Kabuki Carving Edo era c1820’s Tsutsugaki The Ainu people traditionally carved

SKU 17025833322
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Description

The Ainu people traditionally carved these Kubori Kuma for religious purposes revering the Bear as a deity

1880's) of sugi (cryptomeria) case with kiri (paulownia) interiors

This one is 6” wide by 3” high and 3” Deep

The taiko drum in the stand measures approximately 39" tall

This is a Japanese tokkuri warmer made of copper used to warm up sake with coals

Japanese Woodblock Kabuki Carving Edo era c1820’s Tsutsugaki The Ainu people traditionally carved

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