Shigaraki Ware Lucky Raccoon Ornament - 21.5 cm - Begging Raccoon / 信楽焼たぬき JP88-C01 5 cm diameter (top)

5 cm diameter (top)

11 cm height

resonant tone that captures the essence of traditional Japanese temple bells

meditative environment

delicate engravings of the auspicious tortoiseshell pattern and traditional motif 'Kikitsunagi' intertwine gracefully

Shigaraki Ware Lucky Raccoon Ornament - 21.5 cm - Begging Raccoon / 信楽焼たぬき JP88-C01 5 cm diameter (top)Introducing the Shigaraki ware Tanuki(Raccoon), a symbol of good fortune and prosperity with a rich history. This charming Raccoon ornament was first crafted by Tetsuzo Fujiwara in the early Meiji period. Inspired by the mystical sound of raccoon drumming on the banks of the Otowa River, Tetsuzo recreated this enchanting image in pottery after returning to Shigaraki. The Shigaraki ware raccoon embodies "Hasso Engi," representing eight phases of