Vintage Japanese Kutani Shi Shi — Porcelain, 1980, Showa Era (SKU: 25M-321-2)
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Styrofoam padding is placed at the bottom of the box, and the tansu is carefully positioned on top.
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The boxed item is placed on a pallet and secured with poly banding straps for safe transport.
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This is an authentic Japanese Shishi figurine with Mari, ball from mid.1900's. Shishi is translated as "lion” but it can also refer to a deer or dog with magical properties and the power to repel evil spirits. Shishi posting on the ball also means blessing and meaning of this scary face is to repel evil spirits.
It is from Kutani which a kliln in the village of Kutani ,now part of the city of Kaga. The porcelain style is known for multiple colors—such as greens, blues, yellows, purples, and reds—and bold designs covering most of the surface of each piece as you see from this piece. It will be an excellent conversational piece for your home.
10"W x 8"D x 12"H
- size:
- 10"W x 8"D x 12"H