Miroku Bodhisattva Buddha Face Showa Retro Ring Nippo Company Headquarters Building Completion Commemorative Metal Interior

This is a Buddhist mask believed to be a commemorative item from the Showa period. The back is engraved with "Commemoration of the completion of the headquarters of Ringon Nippo," a company that no longer exists. It is a rare gift created to commemorate the completion of a corporate building. The motif is thought to be Miroku Bosatsu, and its gentle expression is striking. It is also recommended as an interior piece with auspicious and protective meanings. The material appears to be metal (alloy), giving it a sense of weight. [Condition] Includes box. There may be some minor scratches due to long-term storage in the box and plastic, but the main body is in overall good condition. Recommended for those who appreciate Showa retro, Buddhist statues, and auspicious items. There is a hole for threading a string, allowing it to be hung on the wall. Approximately 20 cm in height at the maximum point. Approximately 13 cm in width at the maximum point. Approximately 9 cm in depth at the maximum point. Weight is approximately 870 g.