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VTG Japan Kutani Moriage Figures Seven Lucky Gods Jurojin Benzaiten Signed For Sale


VTG Japan Kutani Moriage Figures Seven Lucky Gods Jurojin Benzaiten Signed
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VTG Japan Kutani Moriage Figures Seven Lucky Gods Jurojin Benzaiten Signed:
$29.97

Up for sale is a beautiful vintage pair of Japanese Kutani porcelain figurines representing two of the traditional Seven Lucky Gods (Shichifukujin).

Feature: Moriage detailing, showcasing vibrant red, gold, and green traditional robes.

The Goddess Benzaiten: The Buddhist-Shinto goddess of music, poetry, and arts, beautifully depicted holding her traditional biwa lute.

The Wise Immortal Jurojin: The legendary god of longevity, wisdom, and elderly scholarly pursuits, depicted with his long white beard, traditional hat, and holding his staff.

Dating back to the mid-century era, this pair makes an exceptional addition to any Asian art collection, shrine display, or Mid-Century Oriental decor theme.

Condition Details: Excellent vintage condition. The moriage raised-enamel details remain beautifully intact with vibrant color retention and minimal wear. There are no major chips, cracks, or repairs visible upon inspection. (Please review all photos carefully to assess final cosmetic condition).

Bottom Marks: The bases show natural unglazed ceramic aging with traditional maker markings.

Approximate Measurements: Height: 3.75" Width: 2-2.25"

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