Kokeshi Mai kokeshi The bow on the head

The bow on the head and the inclined face highlight its beauty

Practical and sturdy stainless steel tweezers suitable for easily removing both large and small fish bones in a clean way without damaging the meat

The cat is in ceramic covered with pieces of paper glued according to a Japanese technique called Chigiri-e

Use and maintenance:

Kokeshi Mai kokeshi The bow on the headThe name Mai derives from the name of a traditional Japanese dance and this kokeshi, made and hand painted by the artisan Chie Tamura, stage name of Tamura Noboru, represents a dancer with her inevitable fan. White flowers are engraved and painted on the red kimono. The originality of this doll is based on the length of her hair, which is longer than the traditional bob. It measures 15cm in height and has a diameter of 6. 5cm. Original packaging is