Japanese Vintage Hariko Osumōsan by Fusa Miyauchi Kettle overlapping facets and is finished

overlapping facets and is finished in lush washes of brown/orange shino

Pentaclethra Macroloba (Pracaxi) Seed Oil

clear glass propagation vases by Milligram Studios

They are also incredible as an add on table top for a small stool

Dark carved wood

Japanese Vintage Hariko Osumōsan by Fusa Miyauchi Kettle overlapping facets and is finishedVintage 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