This is a figure of Ebisu carved in a considerably old era (from the late Edo period to the Meiji period). I don't know the artist, but what's interesting about this Ebisu figure is that Ebisu's and the sea bream's teeth are jagged and unique. I've never seen a figure like this before. Someone with a lot of playfulness must have carved it. The expression on the face and the size of the large earlobes are also very good. However, since it's old, there are large chips, cracks, and fissures. The fishing rod that was in the right hand is missing, along with the right hand. The belt tying the kimono in the back is also half missing. There are also large cracks. There are also traces of tape. Please check the photos. Also, if there are any parts you would like to see, I will add photos, so please leave a comment. Please check the photos for the size. It's an old and rare wooden figure. How about it, if you like it? Please understand that this is a used item and has been stored for a long time.