1970 Japan World Exposition Taro Okamoto Tower of the Sun Faces of the Past and Present in Box This is a set of wall-hanging objects featuring the Faces of the Past and Present, designed by Taro Okamoto, who designed the Tower of the Sun, the symbol of the 1970 Osaka Expo. The "Face of the Past" has a sharp, abstract form, while the "Face of the Present" has a powerful and impressive expression. Each piece conveys Okamoto Taro's unique vitality and dynamism, exuding a strong presence. The back is stamped with "TARO," making it highly collectible and a special item for fans and art lovers. Comes with the original box, reminiscent of the atmosphere of the time. Recommended as an accent for your interior or as a gift. ■ Size (approximate) Object: 13.5 cm tall, 13.0 cm wide Box: 14.5 cm x 28.7 cm x 5.0 cm *Please note that there may be slight variations. ■ Material Likely Shigaraki ware ■ Condition There are no noticeable scratches or stains on the objects, but the side of the Face of the Past has a slightly white area. There are transparent marks on the back of the Face of the Present. The box has stains, discoloration, and scratches that appear to be due to aging. Please check the photos for details. *I have taken photos of the areas of concern, but there may be oversights. Please understand this in advance. ■ Depending on the shipping situation, we may change from Yu-Yu Mercari delivery to Raku-Raku Mercari delivery. ■ I have kept it at home in the box for a while without displaying it, but I don't know if it is unused. We are looking forward to bids from those who understand that this is a vintage, used item that has been stored at home. ■ We are also selling a framed object featuring the Face of the Past of the Tower of the Sun. Please search using this tag: #YoroshikuNoTowerOfTheSunFace