Price
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A beautiful lacquered wood Okimono depicting Jurojin (One of the Seven lucky Gods).
A Japanese, late 19th Century wood and lacquer figure of Jurojin. He is one of the Seven Lucky Gods of Japanese mythology. In this Okimono he holds a begging bowl and gestures for money. His robes depict flowers on a lake at sunset and two simple phoenix one offering a bough of blossom to the other.
Condition is very good as per the images. There has been some minor and sympathetic restoration to one of his figures.
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Dimensions
24cm in heightCondition report
Offered in condition with some minor wear to the decoration to be expected with ageStock number
KPOK120The BADA Standard
- Since 1918, BADA has been the leading association for the antiques and fine art trade
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