Taisho Showa Japanese Wooden Kashigata Sweets Mold Tai Sea Bream WO660

This is an antique Japanese wooden kashigata (traditional sweets mold) dating from the Taisho to early Showa period.

The mold is carved in the shape of a Tai (sea bream) fish and consists of two interlocking wooden blocks. The interior features deep, detailed hand-carving of the fish's scales, fins, and facial features. The wood has a dark brown tone, and the exterior is marked with a carved emblem.

Height: 4.2 cm / 1.65 in
Width: 39.0 cm / 15.35 in
Depth: 29.8 cm / 11.73 in
Weight: 1270 g / 2.79 lbs

The item is in antique condition, showing natural signs of aging and historical use. There is a repaired crack on the top block, located on the lower side near the tail section. The wood exhibits general surface wear, scratches, and minor dents throughout.
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