Japanese Lion Sculpture

and impressive bronze sculpture of a roaring lion was made during the Meiji Period in Japan (1868-1921

Japanese carved wood shishi, lion dog, dance mask. In Japan, the shishimai or lion dance is often

19th century Hand carved keyaki wood temple guardians

An old Japanese 1930s era large-scale and animated sculpture of two entwined lions with original

Art Deco bronze sculpture of a lion by Kabuki Shumei, Japan Showa period.

This is a carved wooden lion made in Japan. It was made during the Edo period (1800s-1860s) and

A Meiji period bronze lion with a shaggy mane, signed.

shishi lion climbing up a rocky outcropping. His head is turned to look behind him, mouth slightly open

Large antique Japanese figural bronze sculpture of lion passant standing on carved wood base

We have a unique Japanese aesthetic sense. And only we can introduce unique items through our

Introducing the sculptures of old Japanese lions. This is a part of building materials such as

region of Aichi Prefecture. Komainu is a Japanese beast that resembles a lion and is considered to be

Japanese Lion Gion Festival Dance Mask, Lacquered wood, Late Edo period This lion mask can be

Decorative wood lion reminiscent of Alexander Girard's animal figures. We're told it's of Japanese

This is an item of Japanese culture. Since ancient times, the Japanese have created lion heads and

Karashishi (guardian Lions) made from carved wood. Meiji Period, 1868-1912

17th century Japanese lion garden sculpture of carved granite. measurements: Low stone bowl: 12 1

This is an outstanding pair of Meiji Period carved hardwood figures of a ferocious lion and tiger

A Meiji period bronze study of a lion and lioness, the lion striding forward and snarling with the

Fitz & Floyd Japan pottery stoneware lion face salt pepper shaker set 1970s Vintage Modern. In the

An old Japanese brass lion figurine. It's big and very powerful. The round thing at the foot of

A pair of Japanese carved wooden temple figures in the form of lions seated in traditional pose

Lying down looking content. Wonderful rich patina. Signed on base.

A painted Japanese porcelain sculpture representing the Foo dog. Features include incredible detail

A large and fabulous pair of Japanese yellow glazed Kutani style porcelain lion-dogs, komainu

Pair of Japanese Kutani porcelain Foo Dogs/Temple Lions. They are hand painted white and adorned

Japan's finest white porcelain. We acquired this charming, monumental white ceramic Lion dog " Shishi

Japan a tall early antique stone temple mythical Shi Shi Temple Foo Dog Lion also known as Komainu

We are pleased to introduce this charming Komainu (guardian lion-dog) statue, believed to have been

A beautiful pair of relatively tall Midcentury yellow ceramic foo dog or lion sculpture decorative

imitate. Introducing the sculptures of old Japanese lions. It is used for building materials such as

familiar sight. In Japan, there are two divine beasts: [sisi] (lion) and [koma-inu] (guardian dog). [sisi

From our recent Japanese Acquisitions Handsome handcrafted sculpture over 150 years old and in

This is a very old Japanese "si-si" mask made in the middle to late Edo period. (Japanese ``si-si

A fantastic and dynamic Japanese cast bronze censer in the form of a roaring shishi with a brocade

Japanese antique small wooden lion sculpture/1800s/Edo-Meiji period/Wabi-sabi This is a wooden

From our Japanese Acquisitions Travels A boxwood gem, signed Classic shi- shi foo dog lion

Truly remarkable and wonderfully, intricately hand-carved pair of ancient Japanese Komainu Shishi

Offered by Vicki Shiba. 18th century pair of polychrome wood Shinto lion-dogs, Komainu, from Japan

This is a stone lion made in Japan between the late Edo period and the Meiji period (1800-1912). In

A charmingly grotesque pair of Japanese mingei (folk) carved guardian lions, komainu, Edo Period

Shishi (Lion), Meiji Period, circa 1880, Japan. Monju Bosatsu, the Bodhisattva Majurshri, the embodiment

A nice pair of vintage Japanese porcelain foo dog / lion sculptures / bookends, circa 1960s. The

Tree root display stand (Dai), made from antique wood burl, which looks like a lion dog / Komainu

An unusual wood okimono of a karashishi with tama finely carved. Signed under the tama.

19th century oriental chinese or japanese bronze lion sculpture signed ( photo n° 8 ) on a wood

A fine Japanese architectural carving in the form of a shishi, or lion dog. Carved from the exposed

A pair of Japanese carved wood koma inu, protective lion dogs, or "Korean Dogs" which would have

Large Japanese architectural carving in the form of a shishi, or lion dog. Carved from the exposed

Japanese bronze casting of a lion dog, (shishi), protectively curled around a flaming pearl of

A pair of 19th century, Meiji period, Japanese snow lions in carved wood with glass eyes. The back

£1,450.00 Japanese bronze okimono, signed Kyoi Masatsune, Meiji period. Powerfully cast, as a

A Japanese Porcelain shi-shi lion dog statue, dating to the Meiji period between 1868-1912. The