Japanese Hariko Tigers Dried then later became the world's

then later became the world's greatest    manufacturer of Tokkuri (Sake bottles)

supple and fresh

Kakudo means angle

By cleaning out the last remnants of each day’s oily residue and unwanted build up

weight: 530g

Japanese Hariko Tigers Dried then later became the world'sJapanese Tigers (or Tora) figures, hand made using the "Hariko" technique. In two variations closed mouth and growling. dimensions height: 8cmwidth: 7cm depth: 5cm Paper mache. Hand made in Japan. See our full range of both contemporary and vintage Japanese Hariko figures. In Japanese, "Hariko" means paper craft. It is said that this papier mache technique came down from China in around the Muromachi period. It spread around Japan and has been used