Kokeshi Wood Doll | Happy Ojizosan
From children’s toys in 19th-century Japan, Kokeshi dolls have evolved into cherished collector's pieces admired around the world.
This delightful piece, crafted by the skilled artisans of Usaburo Studio in Gunma Prefecture, embodies the tradition through the character of ojizosan, the boddhisatva protecting the children.
Often found as a statue near shrines and on hiking trails, this ojizosan has the kanji for “happy bodhissatva” (shiawase jizô) hand-painted on its belly — a symbol of good fortune and joy, making it a perfect gift or keepsake.
With its rounded form and serene presence, this handcrafted kokeshi will bring warmth and meaning to any home or collection.
Made in Gunma, Japan
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From children’s toys in 19th-century Japan, Kokeshi dolls have evolved into cherished collector's pieces admired around the world.
This delightful piece, crafted by the skilled artisans of Usaburo Studio in Gunma Prefecture, embodies the tradition through the character of ojizosan, the boddhisatva protecting the children.
Often found as a statue near shrines and on hiking trails, this ojizosan has the kanji for “happy bodhissatva” (shiawase jizô) hand-painted on its belly — a symbol of good fortune and joy, making it a perfect gift or keepsake.
With its rounded form and serene presence, this handcrafted kokeshi will bring warmth and meaning to any home or collection.
Made in Gunma, Japan
