Extremely Rare 1950s Japanese Bizen Yaki Tanuki Figurine – Handmade Raccoon Dog Sculpture from Government Auction
A Legendary Piece of Japanese Folk Art – Sourced from a Japanese Government Antique Auction
Bring a powerful symbol of luck and folklore into your home with this extremely rare 1950s Japanese Bizen Yaki Tanuki (raccoon dog) figurine.
Fully handmade from natural Bizen clay, this heavy, richly textured piece was acquired directly from a Japanese Government Antique Auction, making it a truly special addition to any serious collection.
The Tanuki is a beloved figure in Japanese culture, often displayed to attract good fortune, joy, and prosperity. Crafted using traditional unglazed kiln-firing techniques, this authentic Bizen Yaki piece weighs over 2kg (approx. 4.4 lbs) — making it as substantial as it is stunning.
✅ Product Features:
✅ Authentic 1950s Japanese Bizen Yaki (備前焼)
✅ Handmade from natural Bizen clay
✅ Traditional Tanuki (raccoon dog) figure – Symbol of good luck & happiness
✅ Sourced from Japanese Government Antique Auction
✅ Over 2kg / 4.4 lbs – heavy, solid, and high-quality
✅ Rustic, unglazed finish – earthy and timeless aesthetic
✅ Perfect for home decor, collectors, or folklore enthusiasts
✅ Vintage condition with minor signs of age – scratches, patina, and wear
📏 Dimensions:
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📦 Shipping & Returns:
Flat shipping fee: $75 (due to weight and secure packaging)
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Professionally packed with full insurance
📌 Return Policy: If a return is requested, the $75 shipping cost will be deducted from the refund.
🧡 Why You’ll Love It:
This piece isn’t just decor — it’s a timeless expression of Japanese tradition and craftsmanship. With its historical provenance, unique handmade details, and spiritual symbolism, this Tanuki will bring warmth, story, and cultural richness to any space.
Shop this rare 1950s Japanese Bizen Yaki Tanuki Figurine. Handmade from Bizen clay, sourced from a Japanese Government Antique Auction. Heavy, symbolic, and one-of-a-kind.
