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This is a tiger figurine created by the second Asakura Isokichi, a recipient of the Order of Culture and a member of the Japan Art Academy. The charming expression is adorable. There are some slight scuff marks on the back, possibly due to the firing process. There are no other noticeable scratches or damage, but please refrain from purchasing if you are seeking perfection or are overly concerned about minor imperfections. Biography: Born in Terai-machi, Nomi-gun, Ishikawa Prefecture (present-day Nomi City). Studied under the first Tokuda Yasokichi, Kitade Tojiro, and others. Received the Japan Art Academy Award in 1981, became a member of the Japan Art Academy in 1984, was recognized as a Person of Cultural Merit in 1992, and received the Order of Culture in 1996, becoming the first Kutani ware artist to receive the honor. The Asakura Isokichi Museum opened in his hometown of Terai-machi in 1993, designed by Yoshiro Ikehara. Died on April 9, 1998. Please refer to the images for the size, which are taken with a ruler for reference. The ruler is not included with the product. By purchasing this item immediately, you are considered to have agreed to the description. Please carefully review the photos before purchasing to avoid any misunderstandings such as "it's different from what I expected." #KutaniWare #Tiger #Decoration #Eto (Chinese Zodiac) #GoodLuckCharm #Kyoto #Interior #Antique #Vintage #ArtistMade
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