Beautiful and rare, 1940s, no original box ◆ Tamasui Doll, made by Tamasui Okamoto, "Hatsuuma" Gosho Doll / Japanese Doll

◆ Beautiful Condition, Rare, 1940s, No Original Box! Tamamizu Doll, Made by Gyokusui Okamoto, Hatsu-uma Gosho Doll / Japanese Doll. Height 13.5cm, Width 15cm, Depth 7.5cm. ■ This has been in my family for a long time. There is no original box. ■ [Condition] There is a slight peeling on the pattern below the horse's face, but otherwise it is in beautiful condition with no damage. (Please judge from the photos.) ■ Size (including base): Height 13.5cm, Width 15cm, Depth 7.5cm. ■ Gyokusui Okamoto (1898-1972) was the fourth generation to inherit a family of doll makers and is known as a master of Gosho Dolls. While serving the Imperial Household, he co-founded the doll research group Hakusawa-kai with Goyo Hirata (later a Living National Treasure) in 1928, leading a doll art movement aimed at establishing dolls as an art form.