Dragon Ornament [HIRYU~Flying Dragon~] (Brown) Taisho turning a piece over indicates

turning a piece over indicates that it has been "promoted"

This is an display cabinet believed to have been crafted from the late Taisho to the early Showa period (1912-1930)

so that it stands on its own like an “tumbler doll”

Sold as main body only

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Dragon Ornament [HIRYU~Flying Dragon~] (Brown) Taisho turning a piece over indicates[Flying Dragon] It is truly a sign of good fortune. 1. This is a bronze ornament. 2. This product is made to order. 3. The delivery time can be from two weeks to one month. "Hiry" means "flying dragon" in Japanese. In Japan, dragons have long been revered as water deities, and even today, carvings of water and dragons can be found above the entrances to shrines. In Japan, where rice cultivation is central, rain is of utmost importance. Dragons, which