Rare 1940s Japanese Bizen Yaki Ebisu Figurine – Handmade God of Fortune Statue from Government Auction
Authentic Japanese Vintage Ebisu Figurine – Handmade Bizen Yaki, 1940s, From Government Antique Auction
Bring the energy of prosperity and heritage into your space with this extremely rare 1940s Japanese Ebisu figurine, handcrafted from traditional Bizen Yaki (備前焼) clay. A sacred symbol in Japanese folklore, Ebisu is the god of wealth, fortune, and success, especially favored by business owners and fishermen.
This collector’s piece was acquired directly from a Japanese Government Antique Auction, providing verified provenance and authenticity. With a weight of over 1.5kg (approx. 3.3 lbs), it's a solid, beautifully aged figure that represents traditional craftsmanship at its finest.
✅ Features:
✅ Extremely rare 1940s Ebisu statue
✅ Handmade Bizen Yaki (備前焼) pottery
✅ Sourced from a Japanese Government Antique Auction
✅ Symbol of prosperity, wealth & success
✅ Over 1.5kg / approx. 3.3 lbs – substantial and high-quality
✅ Natural unglazed clay – rustic Bizen finish
✅ Minor age-related wear – please review all photos
📏 Dimensions:
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📌 Return Policy: If a return is requested, the $75 shipping fee will be deducted from the refund. Please ensure you're satisfied with all photos and item details before purchasing.
🧡 Why This Piece Matters:
This is more than just decor — it's a cultural artifact that carries spiritual significance, historical value, and unmatched craftsmanship. Perfect for collectors, interior designers, or anyone drawn to the beauty of Japanese tradition.
