Condition:

Pre-owned. No cracks, breaks, or repairs observed. Light surface wear and glaze variation consistent with age and handmade ceramic production. Bases show normal shelf wear. See photos.

Description:

Pair of Japanese Shishi (Lion Dog) guardian figures, traditionally used as protective symbols in Japanese culture. Finished in a rich reddish-brown glaze with dark charcoal/black detailing. Each figure features an expressive face, curled mane, stylized tail, and strong stance typical of Shishi dog forms.

Hollow ceramic construction with vent holes on the underside, consistent with kiln-fired ceramic figures. Unmarked.

Likely mid-to-late 20th century Japanese decorative export pieces.

Ideal for shelf display, home décor, meditation space, or as symbolic guardian figures.

Approximate Measurements (each):

• Height: ~7.5–8 inches

• Length: ~5 inches

• Width: ~3 inches

(See measurement photos.)

Material:

Glazed ceramic / pottery

Color:

Reddish-brown with dark charcoal/black accents

Notes:

Sold as a matching pair. Displays well together or flanking objects.

Shipping:

Ships carefully packed with padding to protect ceramic surfaces.