This authentic Japanese vintage miniature collection from the 1950s is a rare and charming ensemble of traditional metalwork pieces, all sourced directly from a Japan Auction this curated set showcases classic symbols of Japanese culture, craftsmanship, and spirituality in miniature form.
Each piece is original, handcrafted, and reflects the aesthetics of mid-20th-century Japan. Ideal for collectors, display shelves, tea rooms, or lovers of wabi-sabi and traditional Japanese decor.
🌸 Set Includes (5 Items Total)
✅ Bronze Shisa / Shishi Guardian Figures (Pair)
Protective lion-dog figures symbolizing strength and warding off evil.
✅ Brass Daikokuten Figurine (大黒天)
One of Japan’s Seven Lucky Gods, associated with wealth, prosperity, and good fortune.
✅ Brass Miniature Japanese Noh Mask
Decorative theatrical mask inspired by classical Noh drama traditions.
✅ Cast Iron Miniature Kabuto (Samurai Helmet)
A symbolic samurai helmet representing honor, courage, and protection.
✅ Nambu Tekki Cast Iron Miniature Teapot
Traditional arare (hailstone) pattern, crafted in the famous Nambu Tekki ironware style.
🧾 Details & Condition
✅ Era: 1950s (Showa Period)
✅ Origin: Made in Japan
✅ Materials: Bronze, brass, cast iron
✅ Condition: Vintage condition with age-appropriate patina and wear
✅ Authenticity: All items are original vintage, not reproductions
✅ Source: Japan Government Auction
🎎 Perfect For
✔ Japanese antique & miniature collectors
✔ Traditional home or tea room decor
✔ Samurai, Noh, and folklore enthusiasts
✔ Unique gift for lovers of Japanese culture
This is a one-of-a-kind set — once sold, it cannot be replaced.
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📦 Condition
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