Japanese Carved Bone Okimono of Fukurokuju, One of the Seven Lucky Gods
A Japanese carved bone okimono depicting Fukurokuju, one of the Seven Lucky Gods (Shichifukujin). The deity is characteristically portrayed with an elongated forehead and long flowing beard, carrying a bundled scroll or staff over his shoulder. His robes are extensively incised with floral, geometric, checkerboard, and textile-inspired patterns, enhanced with brown-stained details. Finely carved facial features, hands, garments, and accessories. Height: 6 in.
Condition
Overall good condition with age-related surface wear, discoloration, and natural variations to the bone. Restoration/repair visible to the underside of the base. Please refer to photographs for details.
A Japanese carved bone okimono depicting Fukurokuju, one of the Seven Lucky Gods (Shichifukujin). The deity is characteristically portrayed with an elongated forehead and long flowing beard, carrying a bundled scroll or staff over his shoulder. His robes are extensively incised with floral, geometric, checkerboard, and textile-inspired patterns, enhanced with brown-stained details. Finely carved facial features, hands, garments, and accessories. Height: 6 in.
Condition
Overall good condition with age-related surface wear, discoloration, and natural variations to the bone. Restoration/repair visible to the underside of the base. Please refer to photographs for details.
