Japanese Dollmaker History with Alan Scott Pate | Koryusai: Ichimatsu and the Consummate Craftsman

Japanese Doll History with Alan Scott Pate: Koryusai: Ichimatsu and the Consummate Craftsman | A deep dive into one Ichimatsu doll-making lineage. Join Internationally renowned Japanese Doll Author, expert, and dealer Alan Scott Pate for a fascinating seminar on Japanese dollmaker Koryusai.
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[@lynnjenkines8670]

Wonderful presentation. Thanks so much!!!

[@RachelHoffmanDolls]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lillychevalierfox]

a totally new doll world for me. the all video is fascinating. thank you very much

[@RachelHoffmanDolls]

I'm so glad!

[@janetdaniels2639]

Thank you, once again. It’s lovely to see all the different faces and the wonderful costumes. A really interesting talk .

[@RachelHoffmanDolls]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@bennyboy0421]

Just wonderful information! Thank you!

[@luckygardeniasdashboardcon9214]

Rachel, you are amazing at bringing truly informative historical doll content. Plus you are so much more than just the content you have grown an actual community of doll lovers! Thank you again for all that you do for us that also have a love of dolls like you and uour Mother did ❤️

[@RachelHoffmanDolls]

Your support and shared enthusiasm are what make all of this so worthwhile. And I am so grateful to Alan for making this amazing content for us! Thank you for being such an integral part of our doll-loving family and for your heartfelt appreciation. Here’s to many more years of celebrating the joy of dolls together! ❤️

[@user-qw3ne7kw4m]

Thank you! I had no idea this specific kind of beautiful doll existed!

[@maureenbright5432]

As fascinating as always Professor Pate! The faces certainly don't all look alike to me either...well. no more so than Antique European Bisque dolls. I might not immediately know a Barrois from a Gautier for example. Thank you so much for ALL your marvellous presentations.

[@RachelHoffmanDolls]

Thanks for being out there and responding!

[@irenehough4441]

Thank you!

[@RachelHoffmanDolls]

You're welcome!

[@irenehough4441]

I am so happy to learn about these gorgeous dolls. And there is so much love and care that goes into them.

[@TheMahadear6]

interested details

[@JeanneAxelrod]

Very informative buce to know Shirley temple treasured hers fot the tharallt collection

[@barbaramills261]

Wonderful! Do you fear that some of the Friendship Dolls were destroyed during the anti-Japanese feelings in US during WWII?

[@margaretlynch1494]

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