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Komainu Foo Dog Statue

80,00 

A divine sentinel for your home.

The Komainu (or "Foo Dog") is not simply a decorative object; it is a statue laden with symbolism. In Japanese tradition, these lion-dogs guard the entrance to shrines against evil spirits. This sculptu...

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About this piece

A divine sentinel for your home.

The Komainu (or "Foo Dog") is not simply a decorative object; it is a statue laden with symbolism. In Japanese tradition, these lion-dogs guard the entrance to shrines against evil spirits. This sculpture captures the power of the mythical beast: a noble posture, a detailed mane, and a fierce expression ready to defend your home.

Why install this Guardian in your home?

Protective Totem: Placed on a desk, shelf, or in an entryway, it provides a reassuring presence. It's the ideal guardian to watch over your valuables or workspace.
"Stone & History" aesthetic: The textural work is stunning. It captures the grainy and worn appearance of the stone statues (Koma-inu) that have stood for centuries in front of Kyoto's temples.
French Craftsmanship 🇫🇷: Digitally sculpted and 3D printed (robust PETG) in our workshop. The paint is applied by hand to perfectly imitate stone, oxidized bronze, or lacquered wood, giving each piece an authentic character.

Choice of Finishes:

Stone Effect: The classic grey granite look. Understated, mineral and timeless.

Technical Specifications:

Type: Decorative statue/figurine (to be placed on a surface).
Material: PETG (Solid and stable).
Dimensions: Ideal size for a library or office.

Note: Traditionally, Komainu come in pairs (one with open mouth, the other with closed), but a single guardian is enough to command respect.

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