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Iizuka Rokansai
– Japanese, 1890–1958
Iizuka Rokansai
Japanese, 1890–1958
Mallet-Shaped Basket
first half of 20th century
Iizuka Rokansai
Japanese, 1890–1958
Tago no Ura
circa 1930–1932
Iizuka Rokansai
Japanese, 1890–1958
Mallet-Shaped Basket
first half of 20th century
Iizuka Rokansai
Japanese, 1890–1958
Tago no Ura
circa 1930–1932
Iizuka Rokansai
Japanese, 1890–1958
Mallet-Shaped Basket
first half of 20th century
Iizuka Rokansai
Japanese, 1890–1958
Tago no Ura
circa 1930–1932
