Takenaka Bronze 2026 Zodiac of the by Sculptor Sotaro Traditional Art and Craft "Year Horse" Saegusa, [Hizokko]

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Product description Size: Height 8.0 x Width 7.3 x Depth 2.3 cm The lucky zodiac sign for 2026, the eighth year of Reiwa, is the horse. The horse has long been beloved by Japanese people as a symbol of positive energy, success, and prosperity. The horse is an auspicious animal that is said to bring good fortune and things that will "go smoothly." This item was created with the hope of welcoming the new year and bringing long-lasting health and prosperity to your family. This ornament was created by Nitten craftsman Saegusa Sotaro with the hope of bringing good fortune and prosperity. We hope you will display this auspicious ornament at the start of Reiwa 6 and look forward to a new year with renewed spirits. By Saegusa Sotaro About the Artist Saegusa Sotaro Biography Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts in 1935. First selected for the 15th Teiten Exhibition, Sculpture Section, 3rd Division. Submitted to the Teiten, Bunten, Nitten and Shin-Nitten exhibitions and was consistently selected. Became a member of the Structural Society in 1941. Associate member of the Japan Art Exhibition. Member of the Japan Artists Federation. Member of the Japan Sculpture Society and Shin-Kozozozya (Painting). Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Fine Arts, Nagoya University of Arts. Received the Nitten Nagoya Chunichi Prize. Received the Navy Blue Ribbon Medal.