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Seven Lucky Gods Jizo Fukurokuju Gray Granite Stone Sculpture Japanese Garden

Name: Seven Lucky Gods Jizo Fukurokuju Gray Granite Stone Sculpture Japanese Garden
Brand: Japan Stones
Price: 109.99 USD
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Fukurokuju – Ushi-iwa Blue Stone Statue (2012 Model)

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Fukurokuju is one of the Seven Lucky Gods (Shichifukujin), also known as Fukurokujin. He personifies the three virtues highly valued in Taoism:

Fuku (福) – Happiness, especially the blessing of having children
Roku (禄) – Prosperity and wealth
Ju (寿) – Longevity, representing a healthy and long life

He is sometimes considered the incarnation of a Song Dynasty Taoist sage named Tennansei (Tiannanxing) or the Southern Pole Star (Nankyokusei), and is often regarded as the same deity as Jurōjin under a different form.

📏 Product Specifications

Title	Fukurokuju Statue
Model Year	2012
Material	Ushi-iwa Blue Stone (岡崎市牛岩青石)
Length	3.15 in / 8 cm
Width	3.74 in / 9.5 cm
Height	7.48 in / 19 cm
Weight	5.18 lbs / 2.349 kg
Brand	Stone Carving Works Tomatsu
Shipping	Air (FedEx / UPS / DHL)

🪨 About Ushi-iwa Blue Stone

"Ushi-iwa Aoi-ishi" (Ushi-iwa Bluestone) is quarried in Hakoyanagi-cho, Okazaki City, Aichi Prefecture. It is known for its fine grain and strong luster when polished. This high-grade stone is widely used for premium gravestones and has even been selected for notable gravesites. The name “Ushi-iwa” (Cow Rock) originates from a large cow-shaped rock that once stood in the area.

🔨 About the Artist

Stone Carving Works Tomatsu, founded in 1902, is run by a fourth-generation master who graduated from an art university. The studio specializes in Buddhist statues, guardian lion-dog statues (Komainu), busts, and dragon sculptures, creating unique pieces upon request from other stonemasons in Japan.

✨ Why Choose This Statue?

Authentic hand-carved Japanese stone artwork.
Made with premium Ushi-iwa Blue Stone.
Perfect as a guardian deity or a decorative centerpiece.

📦 Shipping & Packaging

The statue will be securely packaged with bubble wrap and cardboard for safe international delivery. A tracking number will be provided after dispatch.