Vintage Japanese Tanuki Raccoon — Ceramic, 1950, Showa Era (SKU: 25M-322)
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Whimsical and full of charm, this vintage ceramic tanuki (Japanese raccoon dog) dates to the 1950s and was crafted in Japan during the Showa period. Depicted seated and cradling a large mushroom, the figure wears a green robe and displays the playful expression and wide-eyed gaze characteristic of traditional tanuki imagery.
A symbol of good fortune, mischief, and abundance in Japanese folklore, this piece was likely made as a decorative household item or shop talisman. Its hand-painted glaze and subtle aging give it a warm, rustic appeal.
Material: Glazed ceramic
Origin: Japan, circa 1950
Condition: Excellent
7 1/2"W x 8"D x 11"H
- size:
- 7 1/2"W x 8"D x 11"H