Japanese Kitsune Dolls – Imado-Yaki Pottery Pair | Edo Period Fox Guardian Deity Figurines Torii:White Tori These glaze cracks add character

These glaze cracks add character without compromising the bowl’s durability or functionality

It also serves as a striking decorative bronze bell that brings historical charm to any space

Its origins trace back to historical uses in calligraphy and garden art during the Edo period

Its natural wood grain stand is polished to a smooth finish

this large Daruma doll is made from durable ceramic that has aged gracefully

Japanese Kitsune Dolls – Imado-Yaki Pottery Pair | Edo Period Fox Guardian Deity Figurines Torii:White Tori These glaze cracks add characterJapanese Kitsune Dolls are a rare pair of Imado yaki pottery figurines representing fox guardian deities from the Edo period. These vintage kitsune art pieces serve as traditional Japanese altar ornaments, embodying the spiritual power and protective nature of Shinto shrine foxes. Each handcrafted doll measures approximately 3. 7 inches (9. 3 cm) tall, with slight size variations between the two, and weighs about 2. 8 ounces (80 grams). Made from