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consigned by Phil Chiang on 5/26/2014 wants $7500, now $4000
listed by Raven on 5/28/14 #280455-8 net $4,000 lowered to this price 4/14/16

5/27/17 NOT SOLD but returned to consignor Phil

Japanese Iron Sculpture of Bishamonten by Seiun

Japanese Iron Sculpture of Bishamonten by Seiun

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Region

Japanese

Period

Pre 1940

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Wonderful Japanese figure of the Buddhist deity Bishamonten (Hindu name: Vaisravana), made out of iron. Bishamonten is cheif of the Four Heavenly Kings and is the guardian of the northern direction (in Japan he is one of the Seven Lucky Gods), he holds a small pagoda in one hand symbolizing the divine treasure house, whose contents he both guards and gives away. Signed by the artist: Seiun. circa mid 1930’s.
Size: 25″ high x 12″ wide x 9″ deep.

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Wonderful Japanese figure of the Buddhist deity Bishamonten (Hindu name: Vaisravana), made out of iron. Bishamonten is cheif of the Four Heavenly Kings and is the guardian of the northern direction (in Japan he is one of the Seven Lucky Gods), he holds a small pagoda in one hand symbolizing the divine treasure house, whose contents he both guards and gives away. Signed by the artist: Seiun. circa mid 1930’s.
Size: 25″ high x 12″ wide x 9″ deep.

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Region

Japanese

Period

Pre 1940

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