Japanese Seven Lucky Gods Lucky Cat No. 12

Japanese Seven Lucky Gods Lucky Cat No. 12

Dimensions: Height 38cm x Width 27cm

Materials: Porcelain + Hand-painted

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Ebisu

Origin: A native Japanese deity. He is the god of commerce, who blesses livelihoods and businesses with prosperity and good fortune. His image is that of a man dressed in hunting attire, holding a fishing rod in his right hand, a large-headed fish in his left, and a smiling face.

Mahakala

Origin: Originating in India, it is a god of good fortune and blessings, capable of driving away evil spirits and protecting people's safety. Its image is that of a person wearing a black turban, carrying a cloth bag on their shoulder, holding a wooden mallet, and stepping on a rice bag.

Vaisravana

Origin: Originating in India, it is a god of boundless wisdom, possessing inexhaustible intelligence. Its image is that of a person dressed in military attire, holding a pagoda in one hand and a treasure staff in the other.

Benzaiten

Origin: Originating in India, she is the only goddess among the seven lucky gods, skilled in music and eloquent. Her image is that of a goddess wearing an eight-lotus crown and holding a pipa (a Chinese lute).

Fortune, Prosperity and Longevity

Origin: Originating in China, he is the god of happiness, prosperity, and longevity. His image is that of a man with a beautiful beard, holding a cane, and often accompanied by white cranes.

Japanese: 寿老人

Origin: Originating in China, it is a god of longevity and immortality, derived from Chinese Taoism. Its image is that of a thin-faced, long-bearded figure holding a treasure staff, often accompanied by a deer.

cloth bag

Origin: Originating in China, he is a god of great fortune and auspiciousness, also known as Maitreya Bodhisattva. His image is that of a person with a large belly and a plump body, lying down and supporting a large cloth bag.

Brand / Japanese Yakushi Kiln

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