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Thank you for viewing. This is an Ainu wood carving doll by Tokichi Koyama of Bibai Mingei-sha, purchased in Noboribetsu, Hokkaido on June 19, 1979. It is a pair of husband and wife (male and female) figures. How about this "Nipopo of the birth year" instead of "wine of the birth year" as a gift for those born in 1979, or as a collectible item to remember the time? Product Details Title: Ainu Wood Carving Doll (Couple Nipopo) Artist: Tokichi Koyama / Bibai Mingei-sha Purchase Date: June 1979 Purchase Location: Noboribetsu, Hokkaido Material: Wood Size: Male 17cm x 9cm, Female 15.5cm x 8cm, Base 16.5cm x 10cm *Please note that there may be slight variations due to amateur measurements. Condition of the Product Vintage Item: This is an old item, over 45 years old. There are changes in the color of the wood due to aging, as well as minor scratches and stains, but we believe they can be enjoyed as part of its character. Special Notes (Missing Items and Cautions): The "sword" that the male figure was holding is missing. There is a chip on the hand that held the sword. Please check the images before considering a purchase. (Photos 7 and 8) The purchase date and the first names of the grandfather and grandmother are carved on the back of the base, with some areas painted over. Please refrain from purchasing if this concerns you. (Photo 9) Request: Please purchase only if you understand that this is a long-term storage item. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a perfect item or are overly concerned about details. This is a valuable work by Mr. Koyama, a traditional Hokkaido craft. We hope to sell it to someone who collects these items and will cherish them. Please feel free to comment if you have any questions. #1979 #June19 #1979 #70s #BibaiMingeiSha #TokichiKoyama
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