Kurama-dera Temple in Kyoto: A pair of "A-Un Tigers" (Aun no Tora) clay figurines (local folk toys). They are a pair, with one tiger ("A") opening its mouth and the other ("Un") closing its mouth, representing the beginning and end of the universe (everything). They are believed to ward off evil and are a popular item given out every January (New Year's). They are characterized by a base that reads "Kurama-yama." ・Size: Approximately 4.8cm wide, 5.5cm deep, and just under 10cm tall ・Condition: See photo 8 → Faded or chipped lettering? This is an old item, over 25 years old. It is not in perfect condition. Please check the photos for any age-related soiling or minor paint chipping. I am not considering lowering the price. Thank you for your understanding.