Japanese Kiuso wooden statue Bird Bullfinche ,Antique art handmade lucky animal
Material : wood
Size : 2.5 x 3.5 x 3.5 inch
weight : 33 g
condition : used
Quantity : 1 piece
“Uso” also means
a lie in Japanese and therefore Kiuso is a pun meaning that this Engimono will
turn all the bad luck from the past year into a lie and switch it with good
luck for this year.
Kiuso are small ceramic bell depicting a bullfinch
sitting in a tree. These birds came to be known as messengers of Tenjin, the
deified form of the famous scholar Sugawara no Michizane. This is because a
flock of bullfinches once eradicated a large nest of hornets that was hampering
construction work at Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine in 1591. The distinctive wings on these bell are carved with numerous
curls using a single chisel. They are also used as a good luck charm in the
"Usokae," an annual ceremony that takes place at Tenmangu on January 7 during worshippers come to exchange their bullfinches.
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