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jwendell222
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Three Chinese Star Gods, molded composition, about 4” high. Fu (Jupiter) is depicted in scholar's dress, holding a scroll, Lu (Ursa Major) holding a sceptre, in the dress of a mandarin. Shou (Canopus, the star of the South Pole in Chinese astronomy) is recognized by his high, domed forehead and the peach which he carries as a symbol of immortality.
Three Star Gods, carved mahogony wall plaques, each aprox. 17” x 7” x ½”.
Shou, Carved hardwood, 12 ¼” high.
Asian StatuesOne of the most common images in antique Asian statuary is the Buddha. With…
oh wow, I have three chinese star gods figurines but I didn't know anything about them until I saw your photo. Thanks for sharing :)