The "Oiri Sumo" series by Ceramic Japan is a magnificent intersection of millennial heritage and contemporary minimalism. Formed in Seto City—the historic cradle of Japanese pottery with over 1,000 years of kiln history—these art pieces were conceptualized by the celebrated designer Masato Yamamoto. Crafted from high-grade "Hanjiki" (semi-porcelain), each miniature sculpture reimagines the ancient majesty of a Rikishi (Sumo wrestler) with a playful, neo-folklore aesthetic that brings warmth and a sophisticated Zen-like humor to any curated interior.
This item is in Pristine, Brand New Condition, sourced directly from Ceramic Japan's studio kilns. It has never been displayed or handled outside of quality inspection. Every individual figure features fine, hand-drawn detailing applied by local artisans, resulting in organic, elegant cosmetic variations that are standard hallmarks of authentic handmade Japanese pottery. Complete in its premium, original decorative "Keshobako" gift box packaging.
| Manufacturer | Ceramic Japan |
| Designer | Masato Yamamoto (山本真澄) |
| Material / Origin | Hanjiki Semi-Porcelain / Seto, Japan |
| Posing Dimensions |
• Shiko (Stomp): 3.1" x 2.1" x 3.1" • Shikiri (Face-off): 3.6" x 2.2" x 2.4" • Akubi (Yawn): 3.7" x 3.1" x 1.7" • Hirune (Nap): 3.1" x 2.2" x 2.2" |
| Included Extras | Selected Sumo Figure & Original Artisan Gift Box |
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