Tanuki Raccoon Dog Statue | Hand-Carved Japanese Mythology Ash Wood Lucky Figurine bullfighting carved ash wood wall plaque she was swallowed first and

she was swallowed first and released last — making her simultaneously the oldest and youngest of the Olympians

Her protective coating of varnish ensures that she will remain beautiful for years to come

The design of our  products is a one-of-a-kind artwork created by me and my team

Let the god of sleep bring stillness and wonder to your space — hand-carved in Ukraine from sustainable ash wood

His birth was only a reflection of justice and revenge

Tanuki Raccoon Dog Statue | Hand-Carved Japanese Mythology Ash Wood Lucky Figurine bullfighting carved ash wood wall plaque she was swallowed first andIn Japanese mythology, the Tanuki is one of the most beloved and mischievous creatures in the entire world of ykai. Part raccoon, part dog, entirely magical the Tanuki has been a fixture of Japanese folklore for centuries, appearing in stories as a shape shifter of extraordinary ability, a lover of sake, a bringer of luck, and a cheerful trickster who plays jokes on the pompous and the greedy. In the ancient religions of the Japanese islands, Tanuki