Japanese Shinto Inari Fox Statues with Wooden Zushi Shrine Edo Period Japan
Description
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Japanese Shinto Inari Fox Statues with Wooden Zushi Shrine Edo Period Japan
This set includes a pair of Japanese Inari fox figures and a wooden zushi shrine, expressing the spiritual aesthetic of Shinto traditions in Japan. The natural aging of the clay figures and the shrine’s darkened wood surface reflect the atmosphere of old shrines dedicated to Inari worship.
These fox figures are crafted in clay and shaped in the traditional seated posture often found in rural shrine offerings. The accompanying wooden zushi shrine features simple Edo-period design traits, with layered cross-bars and a removable structure typical of folk religious craftsmanship. Together, they represent a culturally significant combination connected to prayer, protection, and prosperity in Japanese spiritual life.
This set is suitable for home décor, display in a Japanese-themed interior, spiritual collections, or as an educational example of Shinto folk art.
SIZE
Inari Fox Figures
Height: 12cm / 4.7 inches
Width: 6.5cm / 2.5 inches
Depth: 4cm / 1.5 inches
Total Weight: 275g
Zushi Shrine
Height: 34cm / 13.3 inches
Width: 24cm / 9.4 inches
Depth: 16.5cm / 6.4 inches
Weight: 1060g
Condition
There is visible wear, dirt, and one fox has a chipped ear.
The wooden zushi shrine shows cracks, dirt, and damage to the doors.
Overall, the set retains the character and atmosphere of its age.
Please check the photos for details.