Japanese Boy On Bamboo Stilts Bronze Sculpture
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Japanese Boy On Bamboo Stilts Bronze Sculpture

$3,978.00

A bronze sculpture of a Japanese boy on bamboo stilts (Takeuma in Japanese) from the Meiji period (1868-1912), the period in which imperial Japan opened up to the outside world and started to modernize.  The sculpture has a Japanese marking on the back.

Dimensions:

Height: 53 cm (20.86 inches)

Width: 16 cm (6.29 inches)

Diameter of base: 21.5 cm (8.46 inches)

Weight: 7 Kg (15.43 lbs)

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A bronze sculpture of a Japanese boy on bamboo stilts (Takeuma) from the Meiji period. Antique Japanese boy on bamboo stilts bronze sculpture for sale.

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