Thank you for viewing. The warmth of the wood, Plump cheeks, Gentle eyes, These are the captivating wooden carvings of Daikoku-sama and Ebisu-sama. There are various lucky charm figurines of the Seven Lucky Gods, but what sets these apart is their exceptionally gentle expressions♪ The gods' wish for people's happiness is conveyed through their gentle smiles. The eyes, mouth, cheeks, and beard are masterpieces created by the carver's skill. Size (Height × Width × Depth cm) Daikokuten: 16 × 14.5 × 11 Ebisu: 15.5 × 13.5 × 10.5 Pedestal: 3 × 30 × 13 ＜Daikokuten＞ Also known as an incarnation of Daizaiten, and syncretized with Okuninushi-no-Mikoto, He once became a Buddha but reappeared in this world to grant fortune and prosperity to people. He is also a god who controls the earth (agriculture), He is depicted with a large bag on his back, a magic mallet in his right hand, and wearing a hood, He is worshipped as a god of treasure, good fortune, and prosperity. He is believed to bring benefits such as abundant harvests, thriving business, financial luck, and good fortune. ＜Ebisu-ten＞ The only god of fortune originating from Japan. Along with Daikoku-sama, he is worshipped as a god of good luck. He is often depicted holding a sea bream in his left hand and a fishing rod in his right hand, He is a symbol of a bountiful catch and the god of fishing. He is also famous as a god of academic achievement, thriving business, and commerce. Ebisu-sama has a wonderful smile, so much so that there is a saying "Ebisu-gao" (Ebisu face). --- ※ Sold only as a set. ※ Shipping is planned via Takkyubin (home delivery service). ※ No price negotiations, please. Thank you for your purchase. Antique, vintage, Showa retro, wooden figurines