Wood - 1960s–1970s (Mid to Late Showa Period) (No reserve price)

Vintage Japanese Hand-Carved Wooden Roaring Bear Sculpture – 40 cm Kibori Kuma Folk Art for Japandi Interior 【Description】 An expressive and powerful vintage Japanese carved timber sculpture of a roaring bear (Kibori Kuma), a celebrated traditional folk craft originating from Hokkaido, Japan. Artisanal Details & Design Features: Dynamic Roaring Expression: Distinctively sculpted with an open mouth displaying detailed teeth and tongue, capturing a fierce, lifelike natural presence. Intricate 毛彫り (Kebu-bori) Craftsmanship: Carved with dense, flowing chisel lines to simulate thick fur texture, complemented by a rich dark brown stain with warm reddish-amber highlights along the head and back. Substantial Presence: Measuring 40 cm in length, this sculpture possesses a heavy, grounded stance suitable for entryway console tables, mantelpieces, or sideboard displays. Contemporary Interior Display: Vintage Kibori Kuma sculptures are highly sought after by international collectors and interior decorators for their raw, organic wood artistry, bringing an authentic rustic statement into modern Japandi living spaces or cabin interiors. 【Materials & Construction】 Timber: Solid hand-carved wood with detailed chisel-work (Kebu-bori). Finish: Multi-toned hand-painted stain with a subtle protective luster finish. 【Condition】 Exhibits fine vintage condition overall with authentic age character. Condition notes include: Minor paint rubbing and light handling wear on the nose tip and outer ear edges. Structurally solid and stable with tight integrity throughout. Please inspect all high-resolution detailed photographs prior to bidding. 【Period】 Circa 1960s–1970s (Mid to Late Showa Period) 【Dimensions & Estimated Weight】 Length: 40.0 cm Depth: 20.0 cm Height: 25.0 cm

Estimate:£76.28

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