Vintage Kokeshi dolls, ceramic bookends, Murano glass bowls & shells

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At Studio Hafnia you will find a curated collection of unique objects where craftsmanship, materiality and cultural heritage come together. This collection brings together vintage Japanese Kokeshi dolls, ceramic bookends from Laoru Laoru, as well as a selection of vintage Murano glass objects. Each piece is chosen for its authenticity, aesthetics and artisanal quality.

Vintage Kokeshi – Japanese Wooden Collectibles

Our selection consists exclusively of genuine vintage Kokeshi from Japan – hand-carved in wood, hand-painted and showing the beauty of patina. From classic Naruko styles to rare regional variations, each doll is a small artwork with character and history. Explore the full selection here: Vintage Kokeshi dolls.

Ceramic Bookends – Laoru Laoru

Our ceramic bookends from Laoru Laoru combine functionality and sculptural form. The characteristic Bookend Eye (Right/Left) pieces are handmade in Aarhus and work both as functional book supports and as decorative objects on a shelf, bedside table or desk. Looking for Laoru Laoru’s iconic face fragments for wall display? You will find them in our dedicated wall art collection.

Vintage Murano Glass Objects

This collection features carefully selected vintage Murano glass objects – primarily bowls and shells – each mouth-blown and hand-shaped using traditional techniques from Murano, Italy. Every piece is unique, with beautiful color combinations and artisanal details. They work equally well as decorative objects or as elegant serving bowls. Explore the selection here: Vintage Murano glass.


FAQ

What is a Kokeshi doll?
Kokeshi are traditional Japanese wooden dolls originally from the Tōhoku region. They are hand-carved from wood, hand-painted and created both as toys and as artistic objects. Our selection consists exclusively of authentic vintage Kokeshi.

How can you recognize authentic Murano glass?
Authentic Murano glass is always mouth-blown and characterized by small variations in shape, color and pattern. Each piece is unique and handmade by glassblowers on Murano, Italy. Discover our selection of vintage Murano bowls and shells.