Antique Japanese Ceramic Netsuke Fukurokujin Lucky God 2" Cricket Fighting Oshiroi) — archival giclee reproduction

Oshiroi) — archival giclee reproduction

mid-20th century to contemporary - Fushimi Inari Shrine

DetailsType: Momonari kabuto with ressei hanbōPeriod: Edo period

Japanese Tokoname-style kyusu (side-handle teapot) in unglazed clay

Ryosai III relocated to Yokohama in 1924

Antique Japanese Ceramic Netsuke Fukurokujin Lucky God 2" Cricket Fighting Oshiroi) — archival giclee reproductionAntique Japanese ceramic netsuke depicting Fukurokujin, the god of wisdom, happiness, and longevity. He is shown in his characteristic form with an elongated forehead, seated in a calm, dignified pose. This example is particularly unusual as a ceramic (rather than the more commonly encountered wood or ivory), and features hand painted details with soft, aged coloration. The glaze and painted surface show natural wear, contributing to its character and