This vintage pair of Okinawan shisa statues from the 1970s features the traditional guardian lions, believed to ward off evil spirits. The set includes a left lion with a closed mouth and a right lion with an open mouth, symbolizing balance and protection. Both statues are securely mounted on a wooden base, measuring approximately 36 cm in width and 17.5 cm in depth.
The statues are in excellent condition, with no visible scratches, cracks, or damage. Although the original box and accessories are not included, this set is a fine representation of Okinawan craftsmanship from the 1970s. Perfect for collectors or those seeking to add a piece of Japanese cultural history to their home decor, these statues stand out with their vibrant green color and detailed design.
