Japanese Kokeshi Dolls: The Woodcraft and Culture of Japan's Iconic Wooden Dolls by Manami Okazaki Unit and issue marks are

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Japanese Kokeshi Dolls: The Woodcraft and Culture of Japan's Iconic Wooden Dolls by Manami Okazaki Unit and issue marks areTable of Contents An inside look at kokeshi dolls: from the skilled woodworkers behind their design to their important cultural significance. Kokeshi are the simple and charming traditional Japanese dolls characterized by their cylindrical shape and lack of arms and legs. Historically made as children's toys in Japan's northern region of Tohoku, they have now become a popular collector's item and have even inspired famous architects and artists. In