Japanese Vintage Hariko Osumōsan by Fusa Miyauchi Textiles Small sized and perfect for

Small sized and perfect for rice or serving small portions

burn time: 30min

celebrating traditional manufacturing techniques

Medium-sized cylinder vase in a "black bamboo" glaze by Terunobu Hirata from 2000

Japanese Vintage Hariko Osumōsan by Fusa Miyauchi Textiles Small sized and perfect forVintage Japanese figure of a seated osumsan (sumo wrestler), handmade using the traditional hariko (paper craft) technique by artist Fusa Miyauchi. This charming figure comes packaged in its original box. In Japanese, hariko means paper craft a papier mache technique thought to have come from China around the Muromachi period. It spread around Japan and has been used for making figurines and folk toys. Fusa Miyauchi was a doll artist of the Meji Showa