Vintage Japanese Bishamonten Statue Kutani ware Warriors & Wealth

This powerful and striking vintage Bishamonten statue is an authentic piece of 1970s Kutani ware, made in Japan and sourced from a Japanese government auction. Bishamonten (also known as Bishamon) is the god of war, wealth, and righteous defense, one of the revered Seven Lucky Gods (Shichi-fuku-jin) in Japanese mythology.

He is typically portrayed in warrior's armor, holding a sacred pagoda symbolizing divine treasure, and a spear to protect the righteous and defeat evil. This figure is beautifully hand-painted in rich Kutani colors with intricate details that reflect the strength and authority of Bishamon.

Made from high-quality porcelain, this piece is perfect for display in a home shrine, Buddhist altar, or as part of a lucky god collection. Minor signs of age such as light wear or glaze imperfections are present, adding to the genuine vintage charm of this rare piece.

A meaningful gift or collector’s item full of spiritual symbolism and traditional Japanese craftsmanship.

📦 Condition:
Vintage – good overall condition with some natural age-related wear. Please review all photos carefully.

✅ Highlights 
✅ Vintage Bishamonten statue – 1970s Japan
✅ Made in fine Kutani ware porcelain
✅ One of the Seven Lucky Gods (Shichifukujin)
✅ Symbol of protection, wealth, and justice
✅ Sourced from Japanese Government Auction
✅ Exquisitely hand-painted with ornate armor
✅ Perfect for collectors, shrines, or altars
✅ Ships from Japan with Free Insured Shipping

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📦 Condition
Please review all photos carefully, as they form part of the item description. Dimensions and additional details are provided in the images.