Antique Japanese Wooden Jizō Bosatsu (Kṣitigarbha Bodhisattva) Standing on Lotus Base10” Tools The "fish eye" un-glazed area

The "fish eye" un-glazed area on the bottom was a unique kiln footing design found on late Edo to early Meiji era pottery

A great piece of Japanese history and an interesting and very solid and functional piece of furniture

The body is dark blue with gold hiragana and a poem hand written around the base

Japanese cloisonné remains highly esteemed as a traditional craft that showcases the high level of skill and artistry of its makers

a sliding drawer and a handy carrying bar to transport your stuff easily

Antique Japanese Wooden Jizō Bosatsu (Kṣitigarbha Bodhisattva) Standing on Lotus Base10” Tools The "fish eye" un-glazed areaA finely carved antique Japanese Jiz Bosatsu (Kitigarbha Bodhisattva) standing gracefully upon a lotus pedestal. This figure, carved from wood, represents one of the most beloved bodhisattvas in Japan, known for his vow to guide and protect all beings, especially travelers, children, and those suffering in the afterlife. The statue features flowing robes, a serene expression, and remnants of original detail, all weathered with age to a natural patina