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Signed Japanese Takaoka cast iron decorative plaque by Hōzaki Hōgetsu (宝崎芳月), depicting the traditional Shichifukujin, or Seven Lucky Gods of Good Fortune.
This substantial round relief plaque features the seven deities gathered together in deeply modeled relief, accented with warm bronze-gold tones and hand-applied red, green, orange, black and silver-colored details. The textured background and expressive individual figures give the piece considerable depth and character.
Created in the tradition of Takaoka metalwork from Toyama Prefecture, Japan. The artist\'s Hōgetsu signature is incorporated into the lower front of the composition. The reverse includes two integral hanging mounts, allowing the piece to be displayed as wall art.
Measures approximately 11\" diameter x 1.75\" deep and weighs approximately 4 lb 7 oz.
Excellent preowned condition, with only minimal age-appropriate surface wear. Please review photographs closely as they are part of the condition description.
A striking example of Japanese decorative metalwork representing prosperity, happiness, longevity and good fortune. 7368
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