Mokin Gallery has 5000 carved and painted wooden figures. They were created to include with the funeral pyre, to accompany the dead to the other side.
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3 comments:
I like the happy lady.
She is Japanese, maybe that is why.
I love the flower ones with the fish and bird.
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