Extremely rare 1940s Ebisu statue, one of Japan’s beloved Seven Lucky Gods (Shichifukujin). Revered as the god of fishermen, commerce, and prosperity, Ebisu is a symbol of honest work and joyful reward.
This figure was crafted in the 1940s using traditional Kutani ware porcelain, known for its vivid glazes and fine detail. Ebisu is depicted with his signature fishing rod in one hand and a sea bream (tai) in the other — both representing bountiful harvests and success in business or daily life.
Hand-painted in vibrant colors and sourced from an official Japanese government auction, this statue is a meaningful and beautiful collector’s item. Minor signs of age such as light wear or surface marks may be present and add to the wabi-sabi charm of the piece.
Whether you're creating a spiritual display, seeking a unique Japanese cultural artifact, or looking for a symbol of good luck in your home or business, this Ebisu statue brings cheerful energy and traditional elegance.
✅ Highlights
✅ Vintage Ebisu statue – Made in Japan, 1940s
✅ Crafted in fine Kutani porcelain, hand-painted
✅ God of fishermen, luck, and abundance
✅ Symbolizes prosperity and gratitude
✅ Depicted with fishing rod & red sea bream
✅ From Japanese Government Auction
✅ Perfect for shrines, home altars, or collectors
✅ Free international shipping from Japan
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