OG-104
Japanese Antique Doll of Yoshitsune playing the flute, 1930-40's
Antique Japanese doll representing the
young Yoshitsune (1159-1189), also called Ushiwaka,
a military leader and hero of Japanese lore (Heike Monogatari,
Japanese medieval narrative).
He is dressed with green-blue silk brocade hitatare, wooden
geta, orange-red kimono and with gauzy kimono which used as
a headscarf
on his head for escaping recognition. His tachi sword
attached to his obi belt. His long black hair brushed as Nambokucho (1336-1392) era style for young aristocrats.
Yoshitsune plays the flute. This wonderful doll crafted
around 30'- 40's with very rich and very detailed costume.
Wooden stand with name of the doll and artist's name and
old display and storage box come with.
Dimensions: 35,7 cm / 14” high
Condition: The doll has been kept carefully in glass box,
so it is in excellent condition without any damage
SOLD, THAN YOU
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