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Follow our shop for new arrivals! Please leave a review when your item arrives. ―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・― Size: W10*D9*H10 In ancient Greece, the owl was considered the owl of Minerva, the goddess of wisdom, and was also revered as the patron saint of Athens. As a sacred bird, it was in coin designs and other art. Even today, a large stone sculpture of an owl stands at the entrance to the Aquapolis Museum. In Japan, too, owls are in reliefs and other forms in legal buildings as symbols of wisdom. Because owls can rotate their necks 180 degrees, they are considered auspicious birds that symbolize foresight, business prosperity, and "good fortune." They are also said to be "messengers of God," "gods of learning," "birds of longevity," "symbols of wisdom," and "birds with spiritual power." People believe that owls are "birds of happiness" that protect humans by unraveling various unseen, latent problems in the natural world with their wisdom and mysterious spiritual abilities. Owls are popular as birds that bring good fortune, as their name, Fukurou, sounds like "fukurou" (owl), meaning "free from hardship." Furthermore, because owls can rotate their necks nearly 360 degrees, they are believed to have foresight and are highly valued as amulets for business prosperity. Those round eyes are captivating. The round, plump form and those alluring eyes become more endearing the more you look at them. Because each piece is hand-painted by the artist, no two are exactly alike. Therefore, they are very popular as unique gifts for loved ones. While it may have a somewhat old-fashioned image, this owl, while adhering to traditional techniques, boasts a charming design, making it suitable for a wide range of locations, including Japanese and Western-style rooms. The auspicious owl brings joyful happiness. Owls are popular not only for special anniversaries but also for entrances and living rooms. Their adorable expressions bring warmth to the heart every time you look at them. Each owl is carefully handcrafted by artisans using traditional techniques. These works, brought to life by artisans, are treasured as auspicious items that bring happiness to various homes. Their vibrant colors are also a secret to their popularity. Always happy♪ Now and forever... The bird of happiness, "Fukurō" (meaning "bringing good fortune" and "freedom from hardship") The owl is also written as "Fukurō" (meaning "bringing good fortune" and "freedom from hardship"), and is a very popular gift item because it symbolizes freedom from hardship. Adorable even from behind... Even its back view is adorable. Just looking at it will make you smile. Impressive, clear eyes that seem to see into the future. In the West, owls are said to be "symbols of wisdom and learning," and are famous as symbols of wisdom, making them perfect for graduation or job celebration gifts.