Vintage Japanese Ainu Horiguma Bear Hand-Carved Wooden Folk Art Hokkaido 7"H Gyoshobako It has Japanese writing on
Description
It has Japanese writing on two sides
decorated with miniature samurai armor components carefully affixed to a wooden panel
Attributed to Inoue Ryosai
wideDate: Meiji to early Showa period (late 19th–early 20th century)Condition: Good age-consistent wear and patina
surmounted by an eagle or cockerel device
Vintage Japanese Ainu Horiguma Bear Hand-Carved Wooden Folk Art Hokkaido 7"H Gyoshobako It has Japanese writing onAinu Nipopo cultural guardian figures hand carved in Hokkaid Japan (Hokkaid), Mid 20th Century (c. 19401960)Dimensions: approx. 2. 25L 2W 7H (6 5 18 cm)Weight: >2lbs A vintage pair of Ainu Nipopo () hand carved wooden figures from northern Japan, created within the Indigenous arts tradition of the Ainu people of Hokkaid. Each figure stands with hands clasped at the front, a posture expressing peace, sincerity, and respectful greeting, widely
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