Guardian Dogs

guardian dogs, and burros. She now has a team of four or her own sled dogs and does recreational mushing

Pair of stylised temple lions or Foo dogs on plinths. The wooden plinths are covered in flocked

A pair of 19th century, late Qing dynasty, Chinese guardian lions or "foo dogs" from Chaozhou

adorable, happy expressions. Foo dogs are guardians whom the Chinese believe to protect the house and its

This is a rare and unusual pair of 18th century Chinese dogs of foo made from sections of root woot

Vintage Chinese Wood Carving Lions Sculptures – Guardian Fu Lion Pair in Traditional Style This

Dogs are guardians for safety and security. Each stool is very well made, is strong and sturdy

dogs are guardians of safety. The altar has three drawers, each adorned with carved fronts. All

guardians, lions, or “foo dogs”. At the top of the candle-stands, near the pricket, sits a frog on a lily

Vintage pair of large painted Egyptian Anubis guardian dogs. These black beauties have golden ears

Guardians of temples or shrines placed on each side of entrance, believed to ward off Evil Spirits

Guardians of temples or shrines placed on each side of entrance, believed to ward off Evil Spirits

Guardians of temples or shrines placed on each side of entrance, believed to ward off Evil Spirits

Guardian dogs (Koma-Inu in Japanese) Guardians of temples or shrines placed on each side of

Rare pair of Japanese Folk Art Seto pottery shishi Buddhist guardian dogs glazed in a dark greenish

Guardians of temples or shrines placed on each side of entrance, believed to ward off Evil Spirits

Guardians of temples or shrines placed on each side of entrance, believed to ward off Evil Spirits

Guardians of temples or shrines placed on each side of entrance, believed to ward off Evil Spirits

pairs now known as "guardian dogs" were once called "shisa and guardian dogs": the right with its mouth

period, 1336s-1392s). It was carved from cedar wood. Komainu are guardian dogs. Komainu exist in pairs

The story of this pair of Thai carved and jeweled wood Singha guardian dogs is as great as the dogs

was carved from cedar wood. Komainu are guardian dogs. Komainu exist in pairs. In Japan, since

Chinese temple lions. Foo (Fu) means prosperity and good fortune in Chinese. These guardian dogs, also

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Pair of 20th century Chinese carved wood guardian lions, sometimes called foo dogs in the west

About Chinese pair of stone guardian foo dogs/guardian lions Referred to as “Foo Dogs” or “Fu

These petite 19th century guardian Fu dogs, each hand carved from a single block of blue stone

of rusting Antique foo dogs, also known as "Chinese guardian lions," carry rich cultural significance

Heavy unusual decorated bronze guardian foo lions, a pair. Burmese or Thai in origin. Produced

A pair of large bronze Thai temple guardian foo lion dogs These are a very impressive pair of

These are two medium size and heavy ceramic Chinese sculptures of foo dogs that are playing with a

A pair of contemporary Chinese black marble left and right facing foo dogs guardian lions on

Large Scale Pair of Antique Majolica Ceramic Glazed Guardian Lions or Foo Dogs These oversized

Pair of white marble carved stone fu dogs / Chinese guardian lion figurines or bookends

A pair of vintage Chinese stone Foo Dogs guardian lions from the mid-20th century, with sandstone

Rare pair of Important Guardian Lions / Fo Dogs / Shizi in ceramic with cracked white enamel

Imperial Temple Lion Guardians or Foo dogs A truly exquisite pair, the patina is absolutely glorious

Title: The Guardians of the Painted Wolves Large soulful artwork portraying the African Painted

China- a nice pair of large antique hand-carved stone foo dog guardian lions carved about 100 years

attention to detail throughout. Depicting one male and one female guardian lion. The male holding a ball

Chinese guardian lions, or imperial guardian lions, are a traditional Chinese architectural

called Chinese lions, guardian dogs or stone dogs of the temple. The Dog occupies the eleventh position

A lovely pair of Japanese celadon green fu dogs. Usually depicted in pair, fu dogs are guardian

of foo dogs. In Chinese tradition foo dogs (lion dogs) were the guardians of the temple or home. Each

Pair of Chinese Export green and yellow glazed foo dogs / temple lion guardian figures, decorated

Pair of small Chinese guardian lions or Foo Dogs made of dark brown glazed ceramic. The lions have

turquoise base. In Chinese tradition foo dogs (lion dogs) were the guardians of the temple or home.

stands decorated with diapered diamonds. In Chinese tradition foo dogs were the guardians of the temple

dogs are guardians of safety. The altar has three drawers, each adorned with carved fronts. All

Vintage glimmering shimmer solid white marble sculpture of a pair of marble Foo dogs. Also called

Chinese Porcelain Foo Dogs Set of two with black eyes and open mouth. These turquoise Foo Dogs

stunning pair of vintage Asian carved wood Foo Dogs. These magnificent guardians feature an intricately

bronzed and stamped Chinese guardian lions or Imperial guardian lions often miscalled "Foo Dogs" in the

This is a pair of antique white marble Chinese Foo dogs. Also known as Chinese "guardian lions

A very finely carved pair of Chinese foo dogs or Guardian Lions carved in black stone. Perfect for

A dynamic and bold pair of Mid-20th Century glazed ceramic Foo Dogs (or guardian lions), crafted

Pair of antique (19th century) Chinese bronze bookends in the form of seated fu dogs (guardian