
Yebisu, Japanese Stone Statue
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Massive stone statue of Yebisu (恵比須), also known as Ebisu, the Japanese god of fishermen, luck and workers. Yebisu is one of the Seven Gods of Happiness, known in Japan as the Shichi Fukujin (七福神).
Specifications
- OriginNagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
- MaterialShirakawa stone
- AgeShōwa period (1926–1989)
- Dimensions38 x 40 x 65 cm
Product information
Massive stone statue of Yebisu (恵比須), also known as Ebisu, the Japanese god of fishermen, luck, and workers. Yebisu is one of the Seven Gods of Happiness, in Japan known as the Shichi Fukujin (七福神). He is recognizable by his friendly appearance, elongated headgear, and a fish under his arm. Yebisu is very well known and beloved in Japan, and is also the symbol of a prominent beer brand that also bears his name. It is believed that having a statue like this in your home or garden will have a positive influence on the future.
















