Japanese Antique wooden pair Fox Shinto kitsune Inari Ornament INRO46 -1

Japanese Antique Wooden Pair Fox Shinto Kitsune Inari Ornament INRO46-1

Description:
This is a pair of charming Japanese antique wooden fox ornaments associated with Inari worship, the Shinto deity of rice and fertility. These kitsune figures embody traditional spiritual symbolism and reflect the craftsmanship of folk religious art in Japan.

The pair is hand-carved from wood, representing foxes sitting in a dignified posture. Each fox exhibits a primitive yet expressive facial expression, with aging patina, stains, and natural wear that enhance their historical value. These types of ornaments were typically placed in household shrines or used as offerings in Shinto rituals.

Ideal for collectors of Japanese antiques, Shinto-related artifacts, or as decorative elements rich in cultural symbolism.
It is removable.

Size:
Height: 19cm / approx. 7.48 inches
Width: 12.5cm / approx. 4.92 inches
Depth: 8cm / approx. 3.15 inches
Total Weight: 465g

Condition:
Used. There are visible stains, scratches, chips, peeling, and cracks due to age. Please note the wear consistent with traditional use.

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