WOODEN AMIDANYORAI STATUE Glass eyes Museum Quality NR

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WOODEN AMIDANYORAI STATUE Glass eyes Museum Quality NR

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Sold Date: 04/09/2007
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Ethnic, Folk & Native American Art

AMIDANYORAI STATUE with ZUSHI

Genuine antique Wooden "Amidanyorai" ( /html/amida.shtml ) statue with 'Gyokugan' ( Glass eyes ) in 'Zushi' ( http://www.aisf.or.jp/~jaanus/deta/z/zushi.htm ) box in mint but aged condition from Edo period around mid-late 18th century. Very stately and calm ... Though the condition of this important statue is aged, it is clear that the portrait of god or monk was painted and still remained at the gold-foiled door of Zushi ( see picture#6 ). Also, unconfirmable writing ( painting ) at the bottom of Zushi's inside ( picture#11 ). Please see this beautiful statue carefully, feel the total patina ,and understand its scarcity value.

This is not my own item and it's a "consignment" item of which the client is guaranteed its authenticity and its quality as Museum level. Also, it is sure that this kind of masterpiece rarely appear in such a internet auction but domestic antique market today. So, Please click "Larger picture", read the following description, imagine how beautiful this statue is, and don't miss out this great opportunity.

Please understand that we do NOT sell such a " Japanese Antiques of Typical Western inclination " that the most of eBay sellers are selling Our mission from our contracted clients who consign their various kind of authentic Japanese Antiques for sale to fromjapan is to introduce " Essence of Japan's Beauty " and what " Wabi-Sabi " ( /wiki/Wabi-sabi ) is to the all global buyers who are not only the limited purchasers of some kind of Art trading market. fromjapan and our contracted clients hope a lot of ebay buyers to actually feel " REAL JAPAN " through our items.
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Type - Wooden Amidanyorai statue with Gyokugan in Zushi

Made - Edo period, around mid-late 18th century

Size - Zushi : about H 20 x 6.2 x 4.6 in (50 x 15.5 x 11.5 cm)

Condition - Mint but aged condition. Damages at the tip of a finger of both hands, and repair at the right ankle ( picture#9,10 ). The splint has been done as a repair during the later years because some height of both feet is different. * Please check the image and judge by yourself as your responsibility.

Value - Museum quality class / $4,500.00 ~ $5,000.00 ( Estimate range )

Shipping - To worldwide

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Asia - $40.00 Oceania & The U.S. - $54.00 Europe - $62.00 South America & Africa - $100.00 (w / Insurance & Pursuit service : $0.50 for every $200.00 / 7-14 days)

* The shipping fee is determine by its total weight. And, please acknowledge the fee because we do professional packing. (See the comment of our feedback page.)

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Return policy - Basically, we always would like to do fair, smart, and comfortable business with all of the buyers. But, for some case if the buyer claim like the description turns out to be incorrect and the value of this item is significantly lower than the actual purchase price, the item may be returned. In that case, we must be informed about a return by e-mail within 3 days of the receipt (EMS only) of the item AND the buyer must pay 18 % of the purchase price (include the shipping cost) and the total fee of its selling format of eBay.

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