Japanese bone Okimono of the God Daikoku. He is considered to be the god of wealth, or the household, particularly the kitchen. Comes with divine protection and good luck in businesses.He is recognised by his wide face, smile & flat hat. He is portrayed holding a mallet called 'Uchide no Kozuchi' otherwise known as the mallet of fortune, and is seen carrying a bag of rice signifying plentiful food. Signed twice on base. Probably Meiji Period
Measurements Height : 243 mm - 9.57 in
Width : 135 mm - 5.31 in
Depth : 110 mm - 4.33 in
Haywain Antiques has clarified that the Japanese Bone Okimono of the God Daikoku (1866 / LA110358) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being 1880s.
Condition Excellent condition with signs of wear commensurate with age
Period : 19th century Origin : Japan,Asia Artisan : Japaese Date of Manufacture : 1880s Delivery Please contact Haywain Antiques
Location This item is located in Maryland, United States. This dealer is located in the United States contact dealer: Whatsapp..(+1(701)781-6419)
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