Japanese God

COMME des GARÇONS Homme AW 08 'God Save Our Yobs' Zip jacket made in Japan from cotton.

Sengai was born as son of a tenant farmer, who was given to a local temple Seitai-ji at the age of eleven. There he received the tonsure and his monk name Gibon. He studied under Ges...

The characters depicted in each silk panel are the Japanese ancient deities of Raijin (god of lightning, thunder and storms) and his brother Fujin (god of the wind).

Bishamonten, a.k.a. Tamonten. Japanese Warrior God, healer, and commander of the Guardians of the Four Directions (Shitenno).

Fine carved sculpture of a Samurai, probably French, 19th century. The Japanese Samurai is in god condition, standing on a base with old inscription.

The necklace has a tie of a Japanese devil ('noh) God at the slide of the necklace.

Seemed I had brought two visions back with me to the US: Zen calligraphy, brushed with black Sumi ink on rice paper, and the haunting image, indelible in my mind, of an atomic cloud ...

Seemed I had brought two visions back with me to the US: Zen calligraphy, brushed with black Sumi ink on rice paper, and the haunting image, indelible in my mind, of an atomic cloud ...

Seemed I had brought two visions back with me to the US: Zen calligraphy, brushed with black Sumi ink on rice paper, and the haunting image, indelible in my mind, of an atomic cloud ...

Seemed I had brought two visions back with me to the US: Zen calligraphy, brushed with black Sumi ink on rice paper, and the haunting image, indelible in my mind, of an atomic cloud ...

Seemed I had brought two visions back with me to the US: Zen calligraphy, brushed with black Sumi ink on rice paper, and the haunting image, indelible in my mind, of an atomic cloud ...

Seemed I had brought two visions back with me to the US: Zen calligraphy, brushed with black Sumi ink on rice paper, and the haunting image, indelible in my mind, of an atomic cloud ...

Seemed I had brought two visions back with me to the US: Zen calligraphy, brushed with black Sumi ink on rice paper, and the haunting image, indelible in my mind, of an atomic cloud ...

Seemed I had brought two visions back with me to the US: Zen calligraphy, brushed with black Sumi ink on rice paper, and the haunting image, indelible in my mind, of an atomic cloud ...

Seemed I had brought two visions back with me to the US: Zen calligraphy, brushed with black Sumi ink on rice paper, and the haunting image, indelible in my mind, of an atomic cloud ...

Seemed I had brought two visions back with me to the US: Zen calligraphy, brushed with black Sumi ink on rice paper, and the haunting image, indelible in my mind, of an atomic cloud ...

Seemed I had brought two visions back with me to the US: Zen calligraphy, brushed with black Sumi ink on rice paper, and the haunting image, indelible in my mind, of an atomic cloud ...

Seemed I had brought two visions back with me to the US: Zen calligraphy, brushed with black Sumi ink on rice paper, and the haunting image, indelible in my mind, of an atomic cloud ...

Seemed I had brought two visions back with me to the US: Zen calligraphy, brushed with black Sumi ink on rice paper, and the haunting image, indelible in my mind, of an atomic cloud ...

A one of a kind mixture of old and new, Cooperman never fails to create a truly special design. The Japanese masks depict Bishamonten, who is one of The Seven Immortal Gods of Fortu...

In Japanese Buddhism, God is also treated as a Buddha statue.

San Diego artist Mika Koide, original oil on canvas depicting Japanese God of Contentment and happiness, well done piece in its black mate original wood frame.

It is a very old Buddhist shrine in Japan. It is called "ZUSHI" in Japanese. "God's house, place to return" It's usually made of wood, but it's made of stone.

Japan, a substantial early 20th century hand-carved stone image of Ebisu one of Japan's seven lucky gods signifying business prosperity and patron of fishermen, circa 1912.

Seven Lucky Immortal gods of fortune from Japan charm bracelet ca 1960s The collection of dangling god figures are designed from intricate molded carved resin with darkened recesses...

An early 20th century Japanese patinated bronze figurine representing Ebisu, the god of fishermen and luck.

An item that resembles a collected stone as a god. For many years, I covered it with ashes in a private house and it turned black. You can see very well that it has been cherished....

FEBRUARY SALE - NOW SAVE 25% AND MORE An authentic Japanese time honored Folk Art sculptural symbol , Hotai San, found in old Japan's kitchen or hearth areas, usually seen on the to...

Signed and boxed. The god enjoys an exalted position as a household deity in Japan.

Japan, an old early 20th century hand-carved stone image of a "Joyfuil Ebisu" one of Japan's seven lucky gods signifying prosperity, good business, and patron of fishermen, circa 192...

Fujin is very popular in Japan and is as popular as the paired Raijin (the god of thunder).

1800s-1900s Japanese wooden Kamado god sculpture Buddha Edo period wabisabi.

God also exists in Japanese Buddhism. The gods are responsible for protecting the Buddhist world.

With mark 'Nizan' ? ? - Japan - Meiji period (1868-1912) Condition Overall condition no damages found.

This is a god peculiar to Japan called "Dosojin". It was made in the late Edo period (1783).

It was originally created by a man named "suga-wara-no-michi-zane" who existed in the 9th-10th century, and after his death, he was feted as a god. Now it is very famous in Japan as...

Japan, an old early 20th century hand-carved stone image of Ebisu one of Japan's seven lucky gods signifying prosperity, good business, and patron of fishermen, circa 1920.

Dimensions: 9 inches tall and 6 inches wide and 8 inches deep Provenance: old Kyoto collection Additional history: Tengu is also a legendary creature found in Japanese folk re...

This is an old Japanese stone figurine in the shape of Jizo Bodhisattva.

This is a god peculiar to Japan called "Dosojin". I think it was made from the middle to the late Edo period (1750-1850).

In the case of this stone Buddha, it is possible that it is a god in the form of Jizo Bodhisattva. Therefore, in Japan, such stone Buddhas are sometimes called gods of travel or god...

HAGOITA A hagoita is a wooden paddle used in the traditional Japanese game of hanetsuki, and is also valued as a good-luck charm and decorative ornament DAIKOKU’S MALLET also know...

We sell carefully selected old Japanese items. I've seen tens of thousands of items so far.

A grouping of structures is depicted on the far side of the river. In Japanese iconography Crows symbolize God's intervention in human affairs.

It is called "Shinme," the horse of God. In Japan, there is a long-standing culture of dedicating horses to shrines.

And the ship's hull depicts Japan's lucky gods: 1 Ebisu the god of prosperity and wealth in business 2 Daikokuten the god of commerce and prosperity. 3 Bishamonten, adopted by the J...

It is considered. Because in Japan, both God and Buddha existed and coexisted.

The free moving tassel adorned sail is decorated with images of Japan's infamous seven lucky gods: 1 Ebisu the god of prosperity and wealth in business 2 Daikokuten the god of comm...

This is a very old Japanese wooden mask. In Japan, it is called "Kamado god.

Ebisu is a god that originated in Japan. He is one of the Seven Lucky Gods who bestows happiness.

A fantastic original woodblock print by famed French artist Paul Jacoulet titled "Le Dieu Vivant, Nagano, Japon. (The Living God, Nagano, Japan)" Jacoulet was famed for his technique...

This is Ho-te-i, an old Japanese god. hotei is one of the seven gods of good fortune in Japan.

It is a god that has existed since ancient times in Japan.

A large and fantastic vintage Japanese bone veneered sculpture of Ebisu, the Japanese God of the Sea, riding a mythical turtle dragon, circa 1980's, Japan.

It is the symbol of Kompira which is a Japanese god of the Shugendo sect originating in the mountain Kotohira, Kagawa Prefecture.

A Japanese carved sculpture of Daikoku. Magnificent sculpture of the god of the fortune Daikoku, created in Japan during the Meiji period, circa 1890.

This is a one-of-a-kind exhibition stand that utilizes an old L-shaped concrete made around the latter half of the 20th century. The L-shaped stone material that serves as the main ...

A visually arresting tall vertical scholar stone of Lingbi type balanced on a fitted wood base. The rock formation features an elegant slender form of highly sculptural surface with ...

A Caitao type Chinese scholar stone presented on a carved confirming wood stand circa 1990s. Caitao, which means colored pottery in Chinese, was a newly discovered scholar stone type...

An exceptional scholar's rock lingbi (灵璧石), traditionally intended for Chinese scholars, on a very elaborate Qing period wooden base. It is presented with the larger end above the sm...

One of the most visually arresting Chinese scholar stones (also known as Gong Shi, meditation stone and spirit rock) we have ever had on offer. A massive block of naturally formed wo...

A small desk top Chinese scholar stones (also known as Gong Shi, meditation stone and spirit rock) fitted on a hand-carved wood stand circa late 19th century. The specimen is of a bl...

This is a stone mined in Japan. Not only in China but also in Japan from ancient times, rocks in the mountains have been shaved and stones for viewing have been quarried. Such stone...

A rare Xuan type Chinese scholar stone on a carved wood stand circa 19th century Qing dynasty. Xuan stone was traditionally collected in Xuan Zhou, Anhui Province in China. The stone...

On offer is a vertical Chinese scholar rock balanced on a carved wood display stand. The specimen is a wonderful example of Ying (or Yingde) stone, one of the four famed stone types ...

This sublime Chinese scholar stone was collected from the Jade Peaks in the Kun Mountains, Jiangsu Province. Known sometimes as "the magic stone" in China due to its unique formation...

A stunning Taihu scholar stone in an unusual horizonal balanced form perched on a custom wood stand. The stone, in a nearly pure greyish white color, display a weathered smooth surfa...

Chinese Gray Scholar's Rock, of naturalistic form, on early 19th century rosewood stand.