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Authentic Japanese Antique Stone Jizo Statue Meiji Era to Early Showa era Meiji Era Surface: There is significant paint
Authentic Japanese Antique Stone Jizo Statue Meiji Era to Early Showa era Meiji Era Surface: There is significant paint
Authentic Japanese Antique Stone Jizo Statue Meiji Era to Early Showa era Meiji Era Surface: There is significant paint
Authentic Japanese Antique Stone Jizo Statue Meiji Era to Early Showa era Meiji Era Surface: There is significant paint

Authentic Japanese Antique Stone Jizo Statue Meiji Era to Early Showa era Meiji Era Surface: There is significant paint

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Authentic Japanese Antique Stone Jizo Statue Meiji Era to Early Showa era Meiji Era Surface: There is significant paintAuthentic Japanese Antique Stone Jizo Statue Meiji Era to Early Showa era(c. 1890 1930) This is a rare and profoundly spiritual Antique Japanese Jizo Bosatsu (Ksitigarbha) statue, hand carved from natural stone. Dating from the mid 19th to the early 20th century, this piece has witnessed nearly a century and a half of history, likely serving as a guardian in a private temple garden or a roadside sanctuary. Historical Significance: The Compassionate

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Surface: There is significant paint peeling

Stone Dimensions Only: Height 19

It is a tangible piece of history

These firefighting tools were widely used in towns and villages before the spread of modern fire engines

such as “Good Fortune

Authentic Japanese Antique Stone Jizo Statue Meiji Era to Early Showa era Meiji Era Surface: There is significant paintAuthentic Japanese Antique Stone Jizo Statue Meiji Era to Early Showa era(c. 1890 1930) This is a rare and profoundly spiritual Antique Japanese Jizo Bosatsu (Ksitigarbha) statue, hand carved from natural stone. Dating from the mid 19th to the early 20th century, this piece has witnessed nearly a century and a half of history, likely serving as a guardian in a private temple garden or a roadside sanctuary. Historical Significance: The Compassionate

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