Yakusugi cedar, Jurojin, Seven Lucky Gods, lucky charm

[Exquisite Item] Yakusugi Carved "Jurojin" Figurine (Height 43cm)

A rare guardian deity with the vitality of a thousand-year-old tree and the god of good fortune.

Made from Yakusugi cedar, which has survived for over a thousand years in the harsh natural environment of Yakushima, a World Heritage Site, this exquisite piece exudes an overwhelming presence, featuring the carving of Jurojin, one of the Seven Lucky Gods, amidst its noble fragrance and powerful grain.

Product value and commitment

• Hard-to-obtain natural precious wood: Currently, the cutting down of Yakusugi cedars is completely prohibited, and high-quality lumber suitable for large (45cm) sculptures like this one is disappearing from the market every year. It is also a highly valuable craft item.

• A duet of longevity: Carving the "God of Longevity (Jurojin)" out of Yakusugi cedar, which has a lifespan of thousands of years, is considered extremely auspicious and has been treasured as a family heirloom since ancient times.

• Skilled sculpting: The long beard and the staff he holds have been carefully carved into every detail, and the natural luster created by the oils unique to Yakusugi cedar enhances Jurojin's divine aura.

Benefits and uses

• A symbol of longevity, good health, and family harmony .

• For elegant interiors in Japanese rooms, alcoves, company reception rooms, etc.

• A top-quality gift for important milestones (such as the 60th or 88th birthday).

[Notes] This product is a one-of-a-kind item, handcrafted by artisans. We cannot restock or exchange the same item. Please carefully review the product photos and description before purchasing, and make sure you understand the terms before placing your order.