Masahiko Katori Sheep Ornament Size: Approximately 13.2 cm long x 6.2 cm wide x 7.5 cm high Material: Copper Body only, no other accessories ・Small scratches on the waist (photo 13). 　Please be aware that there are other minor scratches and scuffs, although they are not very noticeable. ・This is a very refined cast copper ornament of a sheep. 　This artist is famous for his temple bells, but his outstanding modeling skills are also evident in ornaments of animals and other objects. It even feels sacred, like looking at a Buddhist statue. Masahiko Katori (1899-1988) was the son of Hidema Katori, a metal caster. He graduated from the Department of Metal Casting at the Tokyo University of Fine Arts. He is a Living National Treasure who created temple bells for Hieizan Enryaku-ji Temple, Naritasan Shinsho-ji Temple, and the Hiroshima Peace Bell. ◎Please purchase the item after you are satisfied with the photos and description. ◎Items are sold on a first-come, first-served basis. ◎Price negotiations, holds, and exclusive offers are not accepted. ◎Recycled materials will be used for packaging. ◎We accept bulk purchases, but discounts of more than 10% are not accepted. Please see the profile for details. ◎Please refrain from using the photos without permission.