Japanese Bronze Tiger Okimono - Showa Era Kang Tables however it is made from

however it is  made from reclaimed teakwood which is salvaged from old buildings in South India

A blue & white porcelain meiping vase with Peony and trailing leaf design

Features: Brass-bound corners and strapping

handcrafted in Jingdezhen using traditional techniques that have been refined over centuries

The bowls could also be used to display offerings next to an image of Buddha or at a shrine

Japanese Bronze Tiger Okimono - Showa Era Kang Tables however it is made fromAn excellent antique Japanese Showa era cast bronze tiger okimono. He stands powerful with his mouth open, growling with legs bent and ready to strike. This piece exemplifies Japanese craftmanship and realism with highly detailed rich patinated stripes down the length of his body created using acid etching. The belly is signed Tadamitsu . Comes with its original box. Although this style of sculpture became popular in the early 20th century, Tadamitsu