Japanese bronze of Ebisu, the god of luck, fishermen, and propriety, circa 1912-26. Antique, likely Taisho era. He holds a red sea bream (which symbolizes good fortune and abundance). Lost wax casting with much of the structure remaining inside the bronze. 17″ h., 11″ w., 6.75″ d.
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Japanese bronze of Ebisu, the god of luck, fishermen, and propriety, circa 1912-26. Antique, likely Taisho era. He holds a red sea bream (which symbolizes good fortune and abundance). Lost wax casting with much of the structure remaining inside the bronze. 17″ h., 11″ w., 6.75″ d.
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Japanese bronze of Ebisu, the god of luck, fishermen, and propriety, circa 1912-26. Antique, likely Taisho era. He holds a red sea bream (which symbolizes good fortune and abundance). Lost wax casting with much of the structure remaining inside the bronze. 17″ h., 11″ w., 6.75″ d.
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