Japanese Vintage Wooden Garapon Lottery Raffle Drawing Machine Showa Arai Type Meiji Era Kikugi Wooden Peg Construction: Meticulously

Kikugi Wooden Peg Construction: Meticulously crafted with no iron nails

including two specific spots where the underlying wood material is exposed

aged patina that highlights the detailed casting of his robes and facial expression

This is a Japanese bronze flower vase with a slender long-necked form and a beautiful natural green patina that has developed over time

Japanese Vintage Wooden Garapon Lottery Raffle Drawing Machine Showa Arai Type Meiji Era Kikugi Wooden Peg Construction: MeticulouslyThis is a vintage Japanese wooden rotary lottery machine, commonly known as a "Garapon" or "Garagara," originating from Tokyo during the early to mid Showa period (circa 1930s 1950s). Manufactured by the Tokyo Lottery Machine Research Institute, this specific model is an "Arai Type," which is historically recognized as the original design of this traditional raffle device. The machine features a large hexagonal wooden drum mounted on a heavy metal