S-016
Japanese Kyo Ningyo Gosho doll of a Boy with Noh Theatre
Mask, 1950's
Extremely rare ceramic Gosho doll from Kyoto (Kyo
Ningyo) depicts s a child dressed in silk brocaded red
apron with red cords and high golden court hat. The boy
sits on his knees and holds big Noh Theatre Mask of Hannya
(Devil Spirit) in his hands. Boy's face and body are
well modeled and delicately hand painted as well as the
Noh mask.
By tradition, Gosho Dolls represent chubby, almost naked little
boys with large heads, round bodies and brilliant white
skin. They generally show an originality and character which
places them in a special category of Japanese dolls.
Dimensions: 15 cm / 5,9 inches high
Condition: very good
Price: US$ 145.00
*Mail delivery and insurance fee approx: US$ 32-40.00
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