Antique Japanese Tanuki Raccon — Pottery, 1910, Meiji Era (SKU: 25S-546)

Antique Japanese Tanuki Raccon — Pottery, 1910, Meiji Era (SKU: 25S-546)

SKU:
25S-546
$230.00
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Antique Japanese Tanuki Raccon Pottery, 1910s, Meiji Era (SKU 25S-546)

A whimsical guardian from the heart of Japan's artistic soul.

This enchanting piece of raccoon pottery, known as "tanuki," embodies the rich folklore and craftsmanship of Japan's Meiji era. Often depicted as playful tricksters, tanuki symbolize prosperity and good fortune, making them cherished figures in Japanese culture. This particular example, with its expressive features and distinctive attire, serves not only as a decorative object but also as a reminder of the stories woven into the fabric of Japanese tradition.

Crafted during the early 20th century, this pottery showcases the traditional techniques and artistic flair characteristic of the period. The vivid colors and intricate details highlight the skill of the artisan, while the tanuki’s inviting posture encourages a sense of warmth and joy in any setting. This piece is not just an artifact; it is a conversation starter, inviting viewers to explore the layers of meaning behind its playful exterior.

  • Origin: Japan
  • Era: Meiji (1910s)
  • Material: Earthenware
  • Use: Decorative
  • Features: Hand-painted details, traditional attire
  • Dimensions: Approximately 12 inches tall
  • Condition: Good, with minor wear

Embrace the charm of tradition, where art and folklore dance hand in hand.