Japanese Bronze Rabbit Pair Okimono Statue Figurine Mottled Red Patina Zen Ko-Imari "Fuku" for Fortune: The cat's

"Fuku" for Fortune: The cat's green apron features the Kanji "福" (Fuku)

where fabrics were repeatedly patched

replicating the revered aesthetics of ancient Chinese bronzes that were treasured by feudal lords (Daimyo) and tea masters

Uses This piece can be appreciated as a collectible artifact of Edo period culture

A rare and unique piece of Japanese folk art that reflects the practicality and resourcefulness of past generations

Japanese Bronze Rabbit Pair Okimono Statue Figurine Mottled Red Patina Zen Ko-Imari "Fuku" for Fortune: The cat'sIntroduction This is a charming pair of vintage Japanese bronze rabbits (Usagi), designed as Okimono (ornaments) or heavy paperweights. With their long, alert ears and rounded forms, they capture the playful yet serene nature of the animal. These pieces bring a touch of Japanese folklore and elegance to any space. Features & Cultural Context The rabbits are crafted using a technique known as "Hando" (mottled bronze), characterized by the beautiful