Black Friday Doorbuster Inari Foxes | Sacred Kitsune Clay Figure Pair Kit [6EzZOeuv]

Inari Foxes: Sacred Kitsune Figures

Discover the mystical allure of the Inari Foxes, a pair of sacred Kitsune clay figures that embody the spirit of prosperity and fertility. These exquisite sculptures, crafted with care and attention to detail, are a must-have for collectors and those seeking to bring a touch of ancient Shinto culture into their homes.

• Authentic Craftsmanship: Each figure is meticulously handcrafted using traditional clay techniques, ensuring a unique and enduring piece of art.
• Historical Relevance: These figures are reminiscent of the Meiji Period (1868-1912), a time when Shinto spirituality flourished and artistic expression was at its peak.

Product Specifications

Our Inari Foxes are not just beautiful decorations; they are also a testament to craftsmanship and historical significance. Each figure stands at 6" x 3" x 2" (height, width, depth), making them perfect for display on shelves, desks, or altar spaces. With a SKU of FA-Y3334, these figures are easily identifiable and a valuable addition to any collection.

• Material: High-quality clay, ensuring durability and a natural, earthy appearance.
• Size: Measuring 6" x 3" x 2", these figures are compact yet commanding, ready to make a statement in any setting.

Practical and Symbolic Uses

Whether you are a devoted Shinto follower or simply appreciate the art of traditional craftsmanship, the Inari Foxes are a meaningful and versatile addition to your collection. Place them in your home or office to attract positive energy and promote prosperity. These figures make perfect gifts for friends, family, or colleagues who share your appreciation for ancient spirituality and artistic beauty.

• Prosperity and Fertility: The Inari Foxes, as spirits of the Shinto faith, are believed to bring good fortune and fertility, making them ideal for those seeking positive changes in their lives.
• Collectible Art: As unique pieces of art, these figures are highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts of Shinto culture and traditional Japanese art.