Daikoku and Ebisu with Ship of Treasures Ranma | Japanese Transom | Japanese Decor
Ranma (transom area decoration) are placed above doorways to allow light and air to pass between interior rooms when doors are closed.
A beautifully carved scene of two of the seven lucky gods, Daikoku and Ebisu, pulling a ship filled with treasure onto shore. The two ranma align to form the full scene.
- Keyaki wood
- Mid 20th Century
- 16" x 67.25" x 1" (height, width, depth)
- Sold as a pair
- Japanese architectural décor
- A-1371
*Shipping charge (shown at purchase) is the maximum amount you would be charged for each product. If we are able to optimize shipping for each product or for multiple products, we will contact you and arrange to refund the difference.
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Ranma (transom area decoration) are placed above doorways to allow light and air to pass between interior rooms when doors are closed.
A beautifully carved scene of two of the seven lucky gods, Daikoku and Ebisu, pulling a ship filled with treasure onto shore. The two ranma align to form the full scene.
- Keyaki wood
- Mid 20th Century
- 16" x 67.25" x 1" (height, width, depth)
- Sold as a pair
- Japanese architectural décor
- A-1371
*Shipping charge (shown at purchase) is the maximum amount you would be charged for each product. If we are able to optimize shipping for each product or for multiple products, we will contact you and arrange to refund the difference.
