◆ Product Name Good Luck Charm: The Seven Lucky Gods ★ Hotei and Rabbit ★ Prosperity and Descendants ◆ About Hotei Hotei is said to be the legendary monk [Shakukaishi] who actually lived in China. In Japan, he is worshipped as one of the Seven Lucky Gods. This product features a carving of Hotei and a rabbit, which is highly regarded as a good luck charm. Rabbits are known for their high reproductive rate and many offspring, symbolizing prosperity of descendants. Their leaping also represents progress and success. ◆ Product Description Camphor Wood Total Height: Approximately 17cm, Total Width: Approximately 35.5cm, Depth: Approximately 9cm ※ The base is a separate part, so it can be displayed without the base. ◆ Remarks ※ We strive to reproduce the actual colors as faithfully as possible, but the appearance may differ slightly depending on your browser and monitor. ※ In the case of products using natural stones or natural wood, there may be fine cracks, splits, or chips, but please understand that this is due to the use of natural materials. The items on display are exhibited in our physical store, so there is a possibility that they may have been exposed to sunlight at the time of purchase. (This is especially common with white wood, cypress wood, and boxwood.) Thank you for your understanding. Material...Wood carving Subject...Buddhist statue/Shinto statue