Yasuo Okazaki Naruko Kokeshi Doll 4.7 IN　 Seizan Kiln It also has a cushion

It also has a cushion made of a gorgeous red and gold brocade and a wooden plaque with "Kutani Shichifukujin kurofune" (Kutani seven lucky gods black ship) written in kanji

This is a versatile side plate that can be used for individual servings

These distinctive wooden chopsticks combine the texture of washi paper with three lively colors and are delicately accented gold powder sprinkled on top

They are suitable for children in the upper grades of elementary school

bringing a Japanese nostalgic atmosphere and a sense of the summer season

Yasuo Okazaki Naruko Kokeshi Doll 4.7 IN　 Seizan Kiln It also has a cushionThis small, 4. 7 inch Yasuo Okazaki Naruko kokeshi doll is perfect for decorating a desk, table, or to carry around as a good luck charm! This doll is a traditional craft that consists of a cylindrical body, a round head, and a chrysanthemum pattern. It boasts a history dating back to the Edo period (c. 1603 1867), and has been beloved as a children's toy for more than 200 years. Naruko kokeshi dolls are originally from the Tohoku (northeastern)