NO.- Q338-2899-CUM
Edo Kiriko Fortune owl
¥88,000(including tax)
An indescribably cute figurine of an owl that roosts quietly on a cushion made of Yuuki Tsumugi, or silk fabric dyed in indigo.
An owl is believed to bring good fortune as its Japanese translation "fukuro" can be expressed in various combinations of Chinese characters meaning "no toiling", "no aging", "fortune will come", "fortunes will stay", etc.
An owl is also widely loved in Europe, being considered as "symbol of wisdom and philosophers" or as a "guardian god of forest".
KAGAMI has created a figurine of an owl using both Edo Kiriko and sand blasting techniques. Its design features "Octagonal Basket Weave" on the front and "Fish Scales" on the back.
An owl is believed to bring good fortune as its Japanese translation "fukuro" can be expressed in various combinations of Chinese characters meaning "no toiling", "no aging", "fortune will come", "fortunes will stay", etc.
An owl is also widely loved in Europe, being considered as "symbol of wisdom and philosophers" or as a "guardian god of forest".
KAGAMI has created a figurine of an owl using both Edo Kiriko and sand blasting techniques. Its design features "Octagonal Basket Weave" on the front and "Fish Scales" on the back.
Wood box with a cushion
92mm (Width) x 100mm (Height)
92mm (Width) x 100mm (Height)
It may take a few months to manufacture and ship this item, if it is out of stock.As each item is handmade, they may be slightly different in size, shape or shade of color.
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