HUGE Ittobori Koi Wood Carving japanese buddha In 1961 he received the

In 1961 he received the Japan Ceramic Society Award

The eri in this listing is maroon and black and features a lovely sakura pattern

6”) diameter x 4

and in 1990 she exhibited at the International Flower and Greenery Exposition held in the Government Pavilion

In the early 1900s Shoji Hamada took Mashiko-ware to a whole new level when he began promoting the mingei folk art movement

HUGE Ittobori Koi Wood Carving japanese buddha In 1961 he received the*THIS ITEM EXCEEDS THE SIZE LIMIT FOR SEA MAIL SO IT WILL BE SENT VIA EMS EXPRESS. This listing is for a HUGE ittobori koi wood carving made around 50 60 years ago. It is carved from a solid piece of hardwood and has a clear lacquer finish. It came from Sapporo in Hokkaido, however Im not sure if it was actually made there, or somewhere in Honshu. It would look wonderful overlooking a garden or in a Japanese style room, but its also an excellent piece