Pair of Vintage Zori Sandals vintage mashiko yaki The signature of the craftsman

The signature of the craftsman can be found on the back

It comes with a Japanese language profile paper about Wakasa lacquerware

6”) across when open

A pair of glazed Komainu (guardian dogs) signed in 1609 were kept in the oldest Oayashi-ware kiln in the prefecture

and fukusa refers to the sparrows’ plump and fluffy appearance in winter

Pair of Vintage Zori Sandals vintage mashiko yaki The signature of the craftsman*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a pair of vintage zori sandals made around 20 years ago. This particular type of zori is meant to be worn with a kimono. They are covered in orange coloured silk, and feature a beautiful hanaogi floral fan pattern. The traditional way to wear zori is to choose sandals that are approximately 2cms shorter than your foot.