Vintage Japanese Kintaro Doll Ceramic Hand Painted Strong & Brave 8"H Tsutsugaki In production during the 1950's

In production during the 1950's through 1980's this markers mark is likely from the 1970's

When filled with a dough consisting of soy flour and sugar it makes a lovely cake

She measures about 4

4cm) thick

This ink line can now be used to guide cuts

Vintage Japanese Kintaro Doll Ceramic Hand Painted Strong & Brave 8"H Tsutsugaki In production during the 1950'sA character from ancient Japanese legend, Kintaro catching the Giant Carp became a symbol of strength and bravery. To this day such dolls sculptures are placed out on Boys Day to welcome in good favor for a strong and healthy son. This is a hand painted cast mold of the superhuman "Golden Boy" holding his gleaming catch.