Rare large-sized antique Gosho Doll (Hauko / Crawling Baby). Excellent preserved condition for its age and size. Hair & Face: Original hair partially remains on the sides of the head. Toes & Body: Minor scuffs on the toes. General age-appropriate surface wear, minor rub marks, and dust/dirt from age. Overall: No major cracks, chips, or structural damage. Very rare to find in this large size and well-preserved state. Japanese Antique Edo Period Gosho Doll – Large “Hauko” (Crawling Baby). [About Hauko (Crawling Baby Gosho Doll) /] “Hauko” (literally “crawling child”) is a classic and traditional form of Japanese Gosho Doll, depicting an infant crawling on all fours. Originally created during the Edo period, these dolls were cherished as protective talismans to ward off evil spirits and wish for the healthy growth and happiness of children. Due to their delicate crafting process-using a carved wooden core finished with layers of fine white shell powder (gofun)-well-preserved Hauko dolls are extremely scarce today. Rare Large Size: Hauko dolls were typically made in smaller sizes. Finding an authentic antique Hauko of this substantial size in such good condition is remarkably rare and highly desirable for collectors. Condition: Exceptional state for its age and size. Some of the original hair still remains on the sides of the head. Only minor scuffs on the toes. No major cracks or chips. Please expect normal age-related wear, minor surface rubs, and light dirt/dust consistent with genuine antique age. 7.08 in (18.0 cm). 3.22 in (8.2 cm). 4.92 in (12.5 cm). Please inspect all high-resolution photos carefully for detailed physical condition.