Style Japonism, Chinoiserie / Ref.14169
Pair of Japanese Carved Armchairs – Ebisu and Daikoku
Dimensions
Width 29'' ½ 75cm
Height 34'' ⅝ 88cm
Depth: 20'' ½ 52cm
Pair of armchairs in black-stained beechwood, finely carved to depict two iconic Japanese deities: Ebisu, holding a carp and a fishing basket, and Daikoku, resting on his magical mallet (uchide no kozuchi), a symbol of wealth and prosperity. These figures belong to the group of the Seven Lucky Gods (Shichifukujin) in Japanese tradition. The detailed woodwork highlights their joyful expressions and richly carved garments, giving these armchairs both decorative and symbolic significance. A rare example of Japanese craftsmanship combining function with spiritual representation.
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Price: on request
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