A Boxwood Okimono Of An Oni Meiji period The figure wearing long flowing robes, a parasol slung at his back and a drum suspended at his front
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A BOXWOOD OKIMONO OF AN ONI Meiji period The figure wearing long flowing robes, a parasol slung at his back and a drum suspended at his front, the right arm raised ready to beat the drum, with inlaid mother-of-pearl detailing, set on a simulated rockwork base signed Hikari to the underside. 20.5cm (8in) high. Footnotes: 明治時代 黃楊木鬼置物 「光日作」款
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