This item was received as a souvenir in the Showa 30s (1955-1964) and has been stored at home. It's a souvenir from Kinugawa Onsen, Tochigi Prefecture, a Fukube Kokeshi doll. The wooden sign next to the doll reads "Special Product: Fukube." Fukube crafts are a traditional craft of Tochigi Prefecture. They are made from the outer skin of the bottle gourd (yu-gao). It's unclear if this figurine is made in the same way, but the color suggests it might be, although it could also be a replica. It also feels like it might be made of wood. The larger doll was originally attached to the tatami-like base, but it has come off (see photo 4). It could likely be reattached with glue. There are also some stains and marks. Please understand this. Would this be suitable for someone who doesn't mind these imperfections or is interested in repairing it? Size: Approximately 7.8 cm in height, 10.4 cm wide for the wooden base, and 3.5 cm deep for the wooden base.