Antique Japanese Hera Fabric Oxbone Tool Scrolling Creasing Marking Sewing 4.75" Furniture where he was awed by
Description
where he was awed by the pottery he saw and took up studying the craft
one of the Shichifukujin
This vase measures 28" tall from the base to the top of the finial and 16" across at the widest part of the shade
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Antique Japanese Hera Fabric Oxbone Tool Scrolling Creasing Marking Sewing 4.75" Furniture where he was awed byThis is a special Japanese knife used for marking a basting line while sewing. It dates to the late Edo or Meiji ear (c. 1800's to early 1900's). It is made of very durable oxbone. It has a hole in one end for attaching a string. It has been well used yet well loved and has a well aged patina, and remains in very fine condition. Overall it measures 4. 75" long (12. 5 cm)
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