Vintage Japanese Carp Pair — 1950, Showa Era (SKU: 25M-450)
Vintage Japanese Carp Pair — 1950, Showa Era
Celebrate the timeless symbolism of perseverance and prosperity with this striking pair of vintage Japanese carp sculptures from the 1950s. Handcrafted during the Showa Era, these elegant fish rest gracefully atop a glossy black base, making them a standout addition to any curated collection, tokonoma display, or serene home setting.
Finely cast and beautifully detailed, the black carp exudes strength and depth while the reddish-brown carp offers warm contrast and gentle balance. Together, they embody the yin-yang harmony and are often associated with courage, endurance, and good fortune in Japanese culture.
Whether you're a collector of Japanese art or seeking a meaningful decorative accent, these carps blend craftsmanship and tradition into a single captivating piece.
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Dimensions:
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Black Carp: 10 1/2"W × 4 1/2"D × 4 1/2"H
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Brown Carp: 8 1/2"W × 3 1/2"D × 3"H
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Era: 1950, Showa Period
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Material: Likely cast resin or composite
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Condition: Excellent vintage condition with minimal signs of age
Bring home a symbol of resilience and serenity—perfect for collectors, interior designers, or anyone who appreciates the art of Japanese tradition.