Japanese Edo Period Eboshi Kawari Kabuto w/ Flaming Jewel Maedate Rare LS#115 Cloisonne This pair of kokeshi are

This pair of kokeshi are of the bobble head variety and are dressed in subtly patterned kimono with red and black jackets

glass sliding doorsPeriod: Early Shōwa

a single man peers over the back rim

Two  drawers were used to house everything from iron chopsticks for tending the coals to extra charcoal

Japanese Edo Period Eboshi Kawari Kabuto w/ Flaming Jewel Maedate Rare LS#115 Cloisonne This pair of kokeshi arentique Japanese Kawari Kabuto Helmet Hju no Tama Flaming Jewel Crest Edo Period Samurai Armor A striking example of a Japanese kawari kabuto an imaginative, sculptural style of samurai helmet popular during the Edo period (17th19th century). This bold design features a dramatic maedate (forecrest) in the form of the Hju no Tama (), the Flaming Jewel of Buddhist Enlightenment. The tall, flaring hachi (bowl) is finished in a brilliant gold speckled