oldsewlvintage

Updated Aug 19

ISO- little wooden bird brooches!

Name: ISO- little wooden bird brooches!
Brand: Vintage
SKU: 5687f6f3291a359b22001e5e
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- This is not for sale - I am searching for little painted wood bird brooches like this for my personal collection! I just think they're the cutest. Genuine Takahashi and repro are both fine with me. So if you see a Posh listing that looks like these birdies, please tag me. If you have one in your closet, please tag me. I may not be able to buy it right away, but if I can't I'll share the neck out of it! :) Thanks Ladies!

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Women

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Brooches

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24 Comments

kikidale I love the birds. My son just started collecting them too. We have two.

Jan 03Reply

oldsewlvintage @kikidale yay! Yes they're so pretty :)

Jan 03Reply

mica_craft I love birds too, these are gorgeous, if I find any I will let you know 😀

Jan 06Reply

mica_craft I love looking at your little birds. Do you collect anything, like rings, etc or just pins

Jan 07Reply

judyabolafya @oldsewlvintage Oh Chrissie, these are *amazing!* I've never seen these before & I thought I'd seen 'em all. 😉 What era are they from?

Jan 08Reply

oldsewlvintage @judyabolafya oh my goodness, the story is incredible. The ones in the photo are repros, but still I love them. So in the 1940s during WWII, a Japanese American family named the Takahashis were forced into internment camps in the USA! This was because of the bombing on Pearl Harbor.

Jan 08Reply

oldsewlvintage @judyabolafya In the camps, they made crafts using what they could find, carving little birds out of egg crates and making legs from wires they clipped from window screens! They kept making these little painted birds after the war was over, and they became popular- rightly so!

Jan 08Reply

oldsewlvintage @judyabolafya check out website: takahashibirds d o t com for more history and tons of incredible photos!

Jan 08Reply

judyabolafya @oldsewlvintage Thank you for teaching me about these. Praise God that even in the worst of circumstances, that family found peace, beauty, and probably even joy in creating small masterpieces. ✨❤️✨

Jan 08Reply

waterlily27 @oldsewlvintage Thank you sweetie for the History lesson and informatuon! They, ( the birds, ) are so cute, just like their owner 😁😘😉😄😃

Jan 09Reply

ksummers79 These birds are gorgeous. The colors they use on the originals are wonderful!

Mar 30Reply

katielady1982 If i find any during my jewelry hunting season and I will pick them up for you. Xoxo

Apr 20Reply

dogwalker1 Never seen any like these, but thank u for sharing the story & history!! 😀

Jun 12Reply

bethspendants So cute my grandma use to wear that Cardinal one thanks for the memory of her ❤️

Jun 14Reply

goodthings4u Hello I have 2 of these I will post them Sunday or Monday the latest so you can see them 😃

Jul 13Reply

oldsewlvintage @goodthings4u yaaay!!! Thank you! Please tag me!

Jul 13Reply

serendipityduds If you ever run across a cardinal that you don't want, pin, that is, please let me know. It's for a scentinental shadow box I'm working on. Cardinals were their favorite birds. Thank you!!

Oct 29Reply