Shinto- Kitsune Vintage Japanese Porcelain Fox Dolls, Shrine Altar Art H7.1in/H18cm

Messengers of Inari: Vintage Porcelain Shinto Fox Pair (Kitsune) - Sacred Shrine Altar Art.

◻︎Item: Pair of Vintage Japanese Shinto Fox Statues (Kitsune)
◻︎Symbolism: Messengers of Inari (God of Prosperity & Harvest)
◻︎Dimensions: H 7.1" × W 3.9" × D 2.4" (18cm × 10cm × 6cm)
◻︎Weight: 9.5 oz (271g) per statue
◻︎Material: Fine Glazed Porcelain

The Legend of the Kitsune:
In Japan, the fox is not merely an animal but a celestial messenger with superior spiritual power. You will find these graceful guardians at the entrance of Inari shrines across the country. This vintage pair is depicted holding the "Hoju" (Magical Jewel)—a sacred bead believed to contain divine energy and the power to grant sincere wishes.

A Protector for Your Home:
Whether placed on a home altar, a bookshelf, or an entryway, these white porcelain foxes are said to protect the household and invite prosperity. Their elegant, minimalist white form fits perfectly into modern Japandi or Zen-inspired interiors, bringing a touch of Japanese folklore and "Power Spot" energy to your living space.