Price
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Japanese bronze vase with a rat nibbling a turnip, signed Seiunsai Yoshitani zo 清雲斎 美谷造 , Meiji Period.
The rat (nezumi 鼠) is Daikoku's messenger and the first animal of the Oriental Zodiac, often shown feasting on chestnuts, rice, pomegranates, turnips, and is symbolic of bounty and abundance.
Dimensions
H 28.5 cm x W 12 cmThe BADA Standard
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