Black Komainu Agyo Figurine CATEGORY_Interior-Seven Lucky Gods adds further auspicious meaning to

adds further auspicious meaning to the design

Yamachiku handcrafts all their bamboo chopsticks in their Kumamoto factory

Regarded as an auspicious motif

This technique adds a watercolor-like softness to the floral patterns which creates a pleasant atmosphere on a table

The plum blossoms are elegantly drawn in a light red

Black Komainu Agyo Figurine CATEGORY_Interior-Seven Lucky Gods adds further auspicious meaning toThis is a handcrafted stoneware figurine of a komainu, also known as a guardian lion dog, featuring a beautiful black finish that emits a delicate, soft luster. The figurine known as agyo is characterized by its open mouth, which is always shown paired with ungyo, another komainu with a closed mouth. When facing the pair, the agyo is placed on the right, while the ungyo is positioned on the left. Komainu were introduced to Japan from China and became