Figure Ryutoki (dragon lantern)' TanaCOCORO' (palm) Polystone coated finished product

Product description ※Please note that product information is not in full comprehensive meaning because of the machine translation.

■ Product description ■ Recreates the national treasure "Ryutooni" (dragon lantern), which was created by Koben, the third son of the famous Buddhist sculptor Unkei.
Ryutooni concentrates all his nerves on the lantern supported above his head, and the figure standing on both feet gives a quiet sense of tension. It is a masterpiece of Kamakura sculpture with realistic and dynamic molding boldly woven into the humorous figure.
TanaCOCORO (palm) Ryutooni is a compact size that can fit in both hands with coloring in seven times to express the gyokugan.
■ Amatooni and Ryutooni are generally devils that are represented at the feet such as Shitenno, but they were given the roles of holding a lantern that was independently enshrined in front of Buddha.
Although they are a pair of good devils that responded in Aun, it is thought to have been established after the Kamakura period.
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Size : approx. 220 (H) x 85 (W) x 67 (D) mm