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I obtained expensive golden nanmu wood and carefully selected the best parts to carve this owl netsuke. The eyes are inlaid with two 5mm onyx natural stones. 33mm x 25mm It shines golden with age and changes in light. It's a sign of good fortune. ● Golden Nanmu Wood A famous tree that has been exclusively used by emperors since ancient China, and is said to be virtually extinct due to over-harvesting. It was used for emperor's pedestals and the large pillars of golden nanmu wood from the Ming Dynasty in Beijing. It has become difficult to obtain in modern times, and materials occasionally found in the beams of old houses are traded at high prices. It shines golden depending on the light source. It is said to be a sign of good fortune. ● Owl Since ancient times, it has been known as the philosopher of the forest and the wise one of the forest, and is said to have a good turning neck (not having financial difficulties), and is a guardian deity of learning. Unburdened by suffering (Fukurou), Lucky basket (Fukurou), Lucky arrival (Fukurou), Lucky and cheerful (Fukurou) are auspicious phonetic equivalents. It is also known as a representative of feng shui for improving financial luck. Especially golden owls are said to attract money. It's a sign of good fortune when it shines golden. ● Onyx (Black Agate) It is said to represent unwavering faith and support the achievement of goals.
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