Antique Japanese "Ebisu" Statue — Bronze, 1920, Taisho Era (SKU: 25S-660)

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25S-660
$650.00
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Antique Japanese "Ebisu" Statue, Bronze, Taisho Era (SKU 25S-660)

A guardian of fortune, cradling the bounty of the sea.

This exquisite bronze statue embodies the spirit of Japanese folklore, likely crafted during the Taisho era. The figure, depicting a jovial deity, is characterized by its intricate detailing, showcasing the artist’s exceptional skill in bronze casting. Holding a vibrant fish, a symbol of prosperity and abundance, this statue serves as both a decorative piece and a talisman for good fortune. The craftsmanship reflects the cultural significance of the sea in Japanese life, where fish are not only a staple food but also a metaphor for wealth and happiness.

Standing firmly on a rugged base that mimics the natural landscape, the statue's posture exudes confidence and cheer. The facial features, with a broad smile and expressive eyes, invite admiration and warmth. This piece likely adorned a home or a temple, serving as a guardian figure, embodying the virtues of generosity and joy. Its presence enhances any collection of Japanese antiques, making it a cherished heirloom for generations to come.

  • Origin: Japan
  • Era: Taisho (1912-1926)
  • Material: Bronze
  • Use: Decorative, Symbolic
  • Features: Intricate detailing, Depiction of a deity with fish
  • Dimensions: --
  • Condition: Good

May this guardian of the sea bring you endless prosperity.