Ivory Okimono representing Tokiwa Gozen, Tokyo school, Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912 )One-piece sculpture in the round representing Tokiwa Gozen accompanied by her three children, she is holding a woven straw hat in her right hand, while with the other she is guiding her two children close to her, carrying the third one, still a baby, wrapped in his kimono. The scene takes place in winter under the snow, which explains why she and her children appear warmly dressed. Signed in a stamp below the deck in tensho characters Hamada Masaaki-濵田正明. Height: 38.5 cm; weight: 1510 gThe CIC certificate will be given to the buyer . This group illustrates an episode often reproduced in Japanese iconography in which Tokiwa Gozen flees into the snow after the Heiji Rebellion of 1160.Hamada Masaaki or Hamada Shomei, also known as Fukuzô Hamada, was a member of the Tokyo Society of Sculptors from 1904 to 1922 .明治时代，日本象牙人像雕