Small Ebisu Figurine – Japanese God of Prosperity

This small vintage figurine depicts Ebisu, the beloved Japanese god of prosperity, good fortune, and abundant harvests. Traditionally portrayed with a smiling face, Ebisu is often shown holding a fishing rod in one hand and a large fish in the other, symbolising success in business, good luck, and the rewards of hard work.

In Japanese mythology, Ebisu is one of the Seven Gods of Fortune (Shichifukujin) and is particularly revered by merchants and fishermen. He is said to bless those who seek prosperity and success, and his cheerful, welcoming expression makes him a symbol of hope and abundance. His connection to fishing also ties him to the idea of securing a "catch" — not just in the literal sense, but in terms of opportunities and prosperity in life.

Measurements: 16 X 9 X 5 cm

This small Ebisu figurine makes a perfect decorative piece for anyone looking to invite good fortune and positive energy into their home or business. Its charming design and cultural significance make it an ideal gift or addition to any collection. A reminder of the blessings of abundance, it adds both spiritual meaning and cheerful charm to any space.