Hakata Urasaki Snow Shovel Man

Vintage Hakata doll depicts a Japanese farmer standing on a snowy base, dressed warmly in traditional winter clothing. Hand-painted in earthy tones of black, brown, and green, the figure carries a hoe, symbolizing agricultural labor and resilience. The detailed facial features, textured clothing, and lifelike stance highlight the artistry associated with Hakata dolls, which originated in Fukuoka, Japan.

Crafted from clay, this figurine measures approximately 14 inches tall, 6.5 inches wide, and 5 inches deep. It is signed “Hakata” on the base, confirming its authenticity. The figure shows some expected light age wear, with minor surface scuffs consistent with age, but remains in overall good vintage condition.

A wonderful collectible for enthusiasts of Japanese folk art, Hakata ningyō, or cultural figurines, this piece makes a striking display for home décor or as part of a curated vintage collection.

Features:

• Material: Clay, hand-painted

• Dimensions: 14" tall × 6.5" wide × 5" deep

• Style: Traditional Japanese Hakata ningyō folk art

• Age: Mid-20th century (c. 1950s–1970s)

• Condition: Good vintage condition with minor wear; no major cracks or repairs observed

• Purpose: Collectible art figurine, display décor, or cultural gift