Inari Okami Statue | Hand-Carved Japanese God of Rice & Prosperity Ash Wood Art wichcraft Symbolism: Represent the relentless passage

Symbolism: Represent the relentless passage of time

the whole form radiating the quiet power of myth made tangible

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The textured surface of the statue skin is covered with embossed golden carved patterns

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Inari Okami Statue | Hand-Carved Japanese God of Rice & Prosperity Ash Wood Art wichcraft Symbolism: Represent the relentless passageInari Okami is one of the most widely venerated deities in Shintoism the god of rice, agriculture, foxes, and worldly success. More than one third of all Shinto shrines in Japan are dedicated to Inari. The deitys messengers are the Kitsune magical foxes whose nine tails mark the highest degree of wisdom and divine power. This Inari Okami Statue depicts the deity with a nine tailed Kitsune fox wrapping its tails protectively around the figures legs a