This is an authentic Japanese Kutani ware porcelain figurine from the 1970s, depicting Fukurokuju (福禄寿) — the revered God of Wisdom, Longevity, and Prosperity from the Shichifukujin (Seven Lucky Gods) tradition.
Hand-painted in rich Kutani colors with expressive facial details, this statue reflects the craftsmanship and spiritual symbolism of the Showa era.
🌿 Product Highlights:
✅ Authentic 1970s Japanese Kutani ware
✅ Depicts Fukurokuju – God of wisdom & long life
✅ Member of the Seven Lucky Gods (Shichifukujin)
✅ Hand-painted porcelain craftsmanship
✅ Symbol of knowledge, health & prosperity
✅ Beautiful vintage glaze & fine detailing
✅ Ideal for Japanese altar, office or Zen decor
✅ Sourced from a Japanese Government Auction
🎋 Cultural Meaning:
Fukurokuju is worshipped as the deity of long life, learning, and good fortune. His long forehead and gentle expression represent deep wisdom and harmony.
📏 Condition:
Very good vintage condition with light age wear. No cracks or repairs noted. Please review all photos carefully.
📦 Provenance:
Officially sourced from a Japan Auction, guaranteeing authenticity.
🎁 Perfect For:
• Shichifukujin collectors
• Kutani ware lovers
• Japanese spiritual décor fans
• Unique prosperity gift seekers
📢 Important Shipping Policy Update
To ensure safe delivery, we currently ship one item per order only.
Orders with multiple items may be canceled and refunded. Once your item arrives safely, you’re welcome to place another order.
📦 Condition:
📌 Please see all photos carefully before purchasing, as they are part of the description. Size and additional details are shown in the images.
