- Japanese sculpture of one of the seven gods of fortune. - In this case, we are in front of

- Japanese sculpture of one of the seven gods of fortune.
- In this case, we are in front of "Bishamonten" the god of fortune in war and battles, he is also related to authority and dignity.
- He is literally the protector god of those who follow the rules. As the patron saint of fighters he is depicted wearing armour and a helmet. In his left hand he holds a pagoda, as he also acts as the protector of sacred and important places. In his right hand he carries a spear to fight evil spirits.
- Made of a white metal alloy, probably Zamak.
- The sculpture is superbly crafted, executed in great detail and with good proportions.
- No distinctive markings, marks or contrasts have been found that could provide information on where it was made, the maker, or any other information.

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$ 212.40

 Autor
Unknown
 Period
First half of XX Century
 Material
Zamak
 Measures
6,8 x 4,2 x 2,4 cm
 Weight
297 gr.
Conservation
Very good

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