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Description
Rare Kutani ware okimono porcelain figure of Daikoku god dancing with a drum (ko-tsuzumi) and a minogame long tail turtle.
Antique Japanese Meiji period hand-painted Kutani porcelain figure. The piece represents Daikokuten, the syncretic Japanese deity of fortune and wealth. He is portrayed as a smiling man with a rotund belly, playing a drum (Ko-Tsuzumi) and standing - possibly dancing - and a minogame turtle holding on to his hat; a collectible Okimono porcelain ware.
Condition: a tiny nibble on the drum (see photo) otherwise perfect.
Size: 21.5cm high and 12cm widest body.
Weight: 1166 grams unpacked
Antique Japanese Meiji period hand-painted Kutani porcelain figure. The piece represents Daikokuten, the syncretic Japanese deity of fortune and wealth. He is portrayed as a smiling man with a rotund belly, playing a drum (Ko-Tsuzumi) and standing - possibly dancing - and a minogame turtle holding on to his hat; a collectible Okimono porcelain ware.
Condition: a tiny nibble on the drum (see photo) otherwise perfect.
Size: 21.5cm high and 12cm widest body.
Weight: 1166 grams unpacked
