Hagoita Seven Lucky Gods (The Warrior God)
$392.83
4 in stock
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Depicting Daikokuten, the god of wealth and abundance, this Hagoita represents prosperity, success, and a bountiful future. It carries wishes for happiness, fortune, and fulfillment.
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Description
A swinging mallet and overflowing wealth. Wishing for a bountiful harvest and rich prosperity.
Representing the god of wealth, agriculture, and a bountiful harvest, Daikokuten brings blessings of abundance and the fulfillment of worldly desires. He is shown with his magic mallet and a large sack of treasures, symbols of the wealth he shares with those who work hard. Master artisans used the “Oshie” technique on a paulownia wood foundation to create a powerful symbol of financial prosperity and social success. The 3D relief captures his jolly and generous nature, making it a welcoming addition to any New Year display. Traditionally used to pray for a year of plenty, this Hagoita is a heartfelt wish for the family to never want for food or wealth, and for their hard work to be rewarded with a bountiful harvest of happiness and success.
Additional information
| Dimensions | 67 × 32 × 15 cm |
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