Antique Japanese Lucky Gods Figurine, 1927 - 1945 (Early Showa) | SKU: 26M-752 (26M-752-1)

Japanese Jurojin Lucky God Figurine | Altar Decor & Shelf Display, 1927-1945 (Early Showa), SKU 26M-752-1

A handsomely cast lucky god figurine depicting Jurojin, the deity of longevity -- a cherished Japanese antique collectible from the Early Showa period.

A shichifukujin figurine is a representation of one of Japan's beloved Seven Lucky Gods, a pantheon that has been venerated for centuries as bringers of good fortune, health, and longevity. This piece depicts Jurojin -- the white-bearded elder god of long life -- recognizable by his tall pointed head, flowing robes, and the staff he carries. Jurojin is one of the most revered figures in the shichifukujin grouping, and handcrafted Japanese antique figurines of this deity were commonly displayed in homes, shops, and tokonoma alcoves as symbols of auspicious blessing. Cast in a deep oxblood-red resin or composition material with a warm patina finish, the figure shows confident modeling throughout -- from the finely lined beard and expressive face to the layered robes and textured rocky base. The hollow underside visible in the base shot is consistent with cast composition production techniques common during the Early Showa era.

Today, this vintage Japanese lucky god figurine makes a striking living room accent or home office display piece, bringing a wabi-sabi aesthetic and a note of traditional Japanese spirituality to any modern interior. Placed on a bookshelf, a tokonoma-style display niche, or a meditation corner, it adds quiet authority and cultural depth. It also makes a thoughtful and unique gift for collectors of Japanese antiques, or as a housewarming gift for those who appreciate Japandi style decor. The rich deep-red patina pairs beautifully with natural wood tones, ceramic vessels, and other vintage Japanese craft objects in a curated shelf display.

• Origin: Japan
• Era: 1927-1945 (Early Showa)
• Material: Cast composition or resin with deep oxblood-red lacquer-style finish
• Use: Decorative household figurine; altar or tokonoma display; good-luck talisman
• Modern Use: Bookshelf or living room accent; meditation corner display; unique gift for collectors or Japanophiles
• Features: Depicts Jurojin (god of longevity) in standing pose with staff and scroll; tall pointed head, long beard, and layered robes with fine surface detailing; textured rocky base; hollow-cast underside; rich aged patina throughout
• Dimensions: 5"W x 4"D x 10"H
• Condition: Excellent

A timeless piece of Japanese antique figurative art -- this Jurojin lucky god brings the warmth of traditional shichifukujin blessing into any modern home.

We use professional studio lighting to highlight the natural character of the wood. As a result, the tone may appear slightly warmer than under natural daylight.

All vintage and antique items are sold as-is. Each piece may exhibit signs of age, including scratches, wear, or minor imperfections. These are not considered defects but natural evidence of the item’s authenticity and age.