KI-014 Japanese antique kimekomi doll of a courtier dancer, 1930's Finely modeled Japanese doll in  kimekomi technique  represents a courtier dancer dressed in rich silk brocaded purple kimono with chrysanthemum motif  and hakama and with high golden hat on his head. The doll made around 1930's by famous Japanese artist Masoro . Doll's face finished in gofun (crashed oyster shell) and hand-painted artistically. 'Kimekomi' means "tuck in" in Japanese. The doll body is made of compacted paulownia sawdust mixed with glue. Clothes made of silk brocade with traditional Japanese design, and are glued and tucked into grooves of a doll body. Doll's face covered in a highly burnished gofun (crashed oyster shell) and hand-painted artistically and the wig is made of artificial hair. Dimensions: 28 cm / 11,0 inches high Condition: excellent Sold, thank you Order form Your name: Email: Phone: Address:   Back