Blue and Green Foo Dog Statue Ceramic Made in Japan Japanese Shishi Feng Shui 1950s Fifties MidCentury

Immerse yourself in the rich heritage and mystique of the Far East with this stunning ceramic Foo Dog statue from the 1950s. Crafted in Japan, this piece features a vibrant blue and green glaze that highlights the intricate details and fierce expression of the traditional Japanese Shishi, believed to ward off evil spirits.

Ideal for collectors of Asian antiques or anyone wishing to add a touch of historical elegance and protection to their space, this Foo Dog statue is not just a decorative item but a bearer of good fortune and a guard against negative energies.

Japan sticker on the bottom. Please see condition below.

Measurements:
↣ 4" width (left to right)
↣ 10" height
↣ 5.5" depth (front to back) 6" with tail

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Condition:
The piece is in good vintage condition with age appropriate wear. There are two repaired breaks on the tails (photo # 3, 5). There is also a fresh chip on the tail (photo #5). Please see photos for more details and don't forget to use the zoom feature!

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