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Vintage Japanese *LARGE* Paper Mache Dog Denden Taiko Inu Hariko Folk Art H:11\" For Sale


Vintage Japanese *LARGE* Paper Mache Dog Denden Taiko Inu Hariko Folk Art H:11\
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Vintage Japanese *LARGE* Paper Mache Dog Denden Taiko Inu Hariko Folk Art H:11\":
$32.50

This listing is for (1) collectable item, known to serve as symbols of protection and are often associated with wishes for the healthy growth of children and the safety of families.

The item comes from an inherited estate, research on the item is written below.Item was stored in glass case. It was never played with and in excellent condition. Drums were never untied to Papier-mâché dog.

Item overall dimensions from top drum to paw: 11\" high x 10.5\" widex 4.5\" deep and weighs 4.4 oz.

Please see all photos and email if you have any questions. I will reply to the best of my knowledge.

Thank you for looking. About this item.......................

Evolution and Craftsmanship:

During the Edo period, these papier-mâché dogs resembled realistic Shiba Inus.

Around the Meiji era, they transitioned to the rounder style seen today.

Presenting an Inu Hariko as a prayer for safe childbirth, a birth gift, or a child\'s talisman is a heartfelt class=\"MsoNormal\">Inu Hariko (犬張子)

Traditional Edo Inu Papier-mâché: A Talisman with Cultural Roots

These delightful dogs are not only treasured possessions but also a testament to Japan’s rich cultural heritage

The Edo Inu Papier-mâché dog not only embodies tradition but also serves as a bridge connecting the past with the present. Its enduring charm continues to captivate hearts worldwide.

The Edo Inu Papier-mâché, also known as Inu Hariko, is a captivating traditional Japanese folk toy that has deep cultural significance.

Origins and Symbolism:

The Edo Inu Papier-mâché dog emerged during the Edo Period in Japan. These charming dogs were crafted as amulets for children and lucky charms for easy childbirth.

Dogs were believed to possess the power to ward off evil spirits.

Two common types exist: the one with a denden drum on the back (and the one with a zaru (bamboo basket) on the back.NOT INCLUDED IN THIS LISTING)

The denden taiko (drum) shape symbolizes honesty and integrity, emphasizing a straightforward path in life.

The use of hemp for the string connecting the drum to the main body signifies growth and resilience (hemp is known for rapid growth).

Please email me if you have any questions on the research provided for this item.

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