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Kokeshi Dolls

Explore our collection of Japanese Kokeshi dolls, traditional handcrafted wooden figures with a timeless, minimalist design. Each doll showcases unique regional patterns and colors, making them ideal collectibles or decorative pieces for your home.

Vintage Japanese Sosaku Kokeshi Doll, Crane Motif
Vintage Japanese Sosaku Kokeshi Doll, Plum Blossom Motif
Vintage Japanese Sosaku Kokeshi Doll, Blossom Motif
Vintage Japanese Sosaku Kokeshi Doll, Plum Blossom Motif
Vintage Japanese Sosaku Kokeshi Doll, Blossom Motif
Vintage Japanese Zao Style Kokeshi Doll By Kichitaro Kimura
Vintage Japanese Naruko Kokeshi Doll By Jinji Okazaki
Vintage Japanese Yajiro Kokeshi Doll By Tatsuo Sato
Vintage Japanese Tsugaru Kokeshi Doll By Masao Mamiya| c.1960
Vintage Japanese Sosaku Kokeshi Doll | c.1960
Vintage Japanese Sosaku Kokeshi Doll | c.1960
Sold outVintage Japanese Sosaku Kokeshi Doll, Chrysanthemum Motif
Vintage Japanese Sosaku Kokeshi Doll, Chrysanthemum Motif

Vintage Japanese Sosaku Kokeshi Doll, Chrysanthemum Motif

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Sold outVintage Japanese Zaō Takayu Kokeshi Doll, Chrysanthemum Motif
Vintage Japanese Zaō Takayu Kokeshi Doll, Chrysanthemum Motif

Vintage Japanese Zaō Takayu Kokeshi Doll, Chrysanthemum Motif

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Sold outVintage Japanese Yajiro Kokeshi Doll By Takashi Kamada
Vintage Japanese Yajiro Kokeshi Doll By Takashi Kamada

Vintage Japanese Yajiro Kokeshi Doll By Takashi Kamada

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Japanese Kokeshi dolls are hand-carved wooden figures that come in a variety of regional styles, each reflecting unique cultural influences. The two main styles are Naruko with vibrant red and floral patterns, Tōhoku dolls known for their simple, round features, and Yamagata style, often with more detailed facial expressions. Originally crafted as children’s toys, these dolls are now cherished as decorative art, representing traditional Japanese craftsmanship. Ideal for collectors or as cultural decor, each doll brings a piece of Japanese heritage to your home.