Vintage Japanese Kutani Shi Shi (Foo Dog) — 1980, Showa Era (SKU: 25M-403-1)
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Vintage Japanese Kutani Shishi (Foo Dog) Statue — 1980s, Showa Era
A Striking Symbol of Protection, Strength, and Traditional Craftsmanship
This bold and intricately detailed vintage Japanese Kutani Shishi (Foo Dog) statue dates back to the 1980s, during Japan’s Showa Era. A powerful guardian figure in Japanese and Chinese culture, the Shishi is known to ward off evil spirits and invite good fortune—making it a cherished symbol in both homes and temples.
Expertly crafted in Kutani ware ceramic, this statue features a rich white glaze, dramatic curled mane, and fierce expression. The Shishi is perched atop a vividly decorated red orb adorned with traditional Kutani-style patterns and gilded accents, adding a luxurious and protective presence to any space.
Whether placed in an entryway, living room, or display shelf, this piece makes a powerful statement while honoring centuries of Japanese artistic tradition.
Origin: Japan
Era: 1980s, Showa Period
Style: Kutani ware, Shishi (Foo Dog)
Material: Glazed and hand-painted ceramic
Color: white and gold and multicolor gold-accented orb
Dimensions: 9” W x 8” D x 12” H
- size:
- 9” W x 8” D x 12” H