Antique Japanese Kashigata Hand Carved Wood Wagashi Sweets Candy Mold - Floral

This antique Japanese kashigata wooden confectionery mold features a beautifully hand carved floral design with intricate detailing. Traditionally used to shape wagashi, Japanese sweets often made with rice flour or sugar, the mold is carved from a single piece of wood with an elongated handle and deeply recessed botanical motif. The traditional craftsmanship and decorative floral pattern reflect the artistry of Japanese confectionery making, where beautifully shaped sweets have long been an important part of culinary culture. A wonderful example of functional folk art, this charming piece makes a lovely addition to any collection of Japanese antiques, traditional kitchenware, or carved wooden artifacts.

• Condition: Good overall condition; general wear; kindly see photos
• Measurements: 9 inches long; 3.5 inches wide; 1 inch deep
• Dates to: Circa 1925
• Signed/Marked: N/A