Japanese Hirado Mikawauchi ware Porcelain Monkey Sanbaso ornament PO44 Glass Eboshi were worn by nobles

Eboshi were worn by nobles

and street performances

(Image 11: hozo board removed / Image 12: hozo board inserted) This ingenious structure was designed to prevent warping or cracking caused by humidity changes and to make efficient use of valuable solid wood — a testament to the advanced woodworking techniques of the time

Uses Originally used by merchants and scholars to store writing instruments

Material: Wood and iron

Japanese Hirado Mikawauchi ware Porcelain Monkey Sanbaso ornament PO44 Glass Eboshi were worn by noblesHirado ware "Mikawachi ware" Sanbaso with tongue out The doll's head turns and its tongue sticks out. Sanbaso is a traditional Japanese folk art doll, deeply associated with festivals and ceremonial performances. It typically depicts a character engaged in lively dancing or actions. In this case, the Sanbaso doll features a playful expression, with its head turning and its tongue sticking out. SIZE Width: 4. 5cm Height: 8. 5cm Weight: 37g Condition: