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Figura de la deidad de la fortuna Daikokuten en oro macizo de alta pureza, escultura japonesa de prosperidad, 54.5 mm, 274.9 g
Figura de la deidad de la fortuna Daikokuten en oro macizo de alta pureza, escultura japonesa de prosperidad, 54.5 mm, 274.9 g
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Daikokuten, the deity of prosperity and household abundance, rendered as a compact figure in solid high-purity gold. Small in scale yet substantial at 274.9 g, the piece carries its meaning in its material: it does not merely reference prosperity, it physically embodies it.
The Piece
Daikokuten is traditionally associated with prosperity, nourishment and the steady accumulation of household abundance. He is often shown with provisions and stored wealth, emphasizing gains that are earned, maintained and preserved rather than sudden windfalls, and his figures have long been kept as talismans and anchors of a collection rather than as passing decorative curios.
The form favors rounded, reinforced contours that put durability and tactile density ahead of ornamental sharpness, and despite its small scale the piece reads as substantial through its weight and coherent massing. Unlike gold-plated or novelty figures, this is a true precious-metal object whose worth is carried by the material itself.
The conservative geometry reduces stress points and helps preserve structural integrity in storage and transport, and the overall execution favors material authority and longevity. Gold Daikokuten figures occupy a narrow niche where cultural symbolism meets precious-metal collecting, and examples of this weight are usually kept as personal treasures rather than decorative items.
Details
- Subject: Daikokuten, deity of prosperity
- Material: Solid high-purity gold
- Measurements: Height approx. 54.5 mm · Width approx. 30.0 mm
- Weight: Approx. 274.9 g
Condition
- Surface wear, light scratches and mild dulling consistent with handling and contact; high-purity gold's softness makes such wear more visible over time.
- No cracks, structural deformation or material loss observed.
- Suitable for continued collecting, storage or display; the photographs give the most accurate surface assessment.
Authenticity & Care
Every piece is examined and documented in Japan before dispatch and is offered with the Japonista authenticity guarantee.
Delivery from Japan
Packed by hand in Japan and shipped insured and tracked by EMS or an equivalent express service. Import duties and taxes, where applicable, are payable on arrival. Returns follow our published policy.
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