Japanese Pair of Edo Period Wooden Shrine Guardian Fu-dogs

Japanese Pair of Edo Period Wooden Shrine Guardian Fu-dogs
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Japanese Pair of Edo Period Wooden Shrine Guardian Fu-dogs

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Period

Pre 1900

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Antique Japanese pair of wonderful Koma Inu shrine guardian fu-dogs, carved from keyaki (elm) wood. Traces of painted details in green, white and brown. Expressively carved with great curling manes and tails. One of the fu-dogs has a single horn on top of it’s head. Edo Period.
Size of taller fu-dog: 19″ high x 9″ wide x 16″ deep.
Size of fu-dog without horn: 17 1/2″ high x 9″ wide x 16″ deep.

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Antique Japanese pair of wonderful Koma Inu shrine guardian fu-dogs, carved from keyaki (elm) wood. Traces of painted details in green, white and brown. Expressively carved with great curling manes and tails. One of the fu-dogs has a single horn on top of it’s head. Edo Period.
Size of taller fu-dog: 19″ high x 9″ wide x 16″ deep.
Size of fu-dog without horn: 17 1/2″ high x 9″ wide x 16″ deep.

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Japanese
Period

Pre 1900

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