Kimekomi Lion Dancer Kabuki Dolls lid rest and the ginsai technique of

and the ginsai technique of using silver leaf and silver powder under transparent glaze

During this time the family had to find a new path and turned to forging hibashi

and he also exhibited at the Japan Ceramics Exhibition in 1991

Science and Technology Award at the 60th Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition

and it was made about 30 years ago

Kimekomi Lion Dancer Kabuki Dolls lid rest and the ginsai technique of*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a pair of red and white kimekomi lion dancer kabuki dolls made around 20 years ago. The dolls depict a white lion dancing with its red maned cub. The dance is called 'Renjishi', and it tells the story of father lion (white hair) who decides to test the power and courage of his cub (red hair) by throwing him off a cliff.