© Japan Kôgei Association
The Japanese doll, formed with tōso over a wooden core and covered with paper, portrays a servant at the Imperial Palace as she gazes at the moon. Komao Hayashi uses the human form to express intangible things; through this doll, the artisan expresses moonlight with the image of a woman looking up at the moon. "Dolls are not toys, but a representation of God,” says Hayashi.
Detailed Features
● Type: Doll
● Dimensions: 10 L x 11 W x 40 H cm
● Material: Tōso, washi paper, wood
● Date: 2017
12 Stone GardenExhibition
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