Cream to honey colored ivory okimono, lightly stained, depicting an affable chef seated beside a chopping block, knife in hand. He wears a traditional chef’s hat, with several folds, indicating his level of accomplishment. His heavy garments are engraved with foliate and geometric motifs. An example of the popular carvings of Japanese life and trades produced during the Showa Era.

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