Japanese Celadon Porcelain Snake Mallet Figurine by Takamine, Zodiac Hammer Statue with Original Wooden Box, Vintage Japan
$133.00
This is a beautifully crafted Japanese celadon porcelain figurine in the shape of a lucky mallet entwined with a zodiac snake, signed by the maker Takamine . The piece comes with its original wooden box, adding authenticity and charm.
The mallet (also known as Uchide no Kozuchi) is a traditional Japanese symbol of good fortune, often associated with granting wishes and attracting prosperity. The snake, one of the twelve zodiac animals, is believed to bring wisdom, protection, and transformation.
A meaningful gift for those born in the Year of the Snake, which includes the following birth years:
1929, 1941, 1953, 1965, 1977, 1989, 2001, 2013，2025 (and every 12 years in this cycle).
Perfect for collectors of Japanese vintage porcelain, zodiac themed decor, or symbolic art pieces.
Origin: Japan
Material: porcelain
Maker: Takamine
Size: Approx. 8 in (length) × 6.5 in (width) × 4.5 in (height)
Condition: Vintage, in excellent display condition with original wooden box
Bring home a meaningful work of art that blends Japanese tradition, craftsmanship, and symbolism, and makes a thoughtful zodiac gift.
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Why I need a Lucky Hammer(Uchide no kozuchi)?
The Uchide no kozuchi, or "Tap-Appear Mallet," is a legendary hammer that can grant any wish when tapped. It is often referred to as the "magic wishing mallet," "lucky hammer," or "mallet of fortune." This magical item appears in popular tales, such as Issun-bōshi and Momotarō, where the hero gains the mallet by defeating an ogre and uses it to amass wealth or gain invisibility. The belief in this prized mallet can be traced back to The Tale of Heike and is catalogued in the Stith Thompson motif index as a "magic hammer." If you're looking for a bit of luck or want to fulfill your wishes, the Uchide no kozuchi may be just what you need!
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*Combine orders is welcome. Combine for reduced shipping (spanning 3 days max, with advance notice). Combine items to get a 20~30% discount on total shipping costs. Combining many items will increase the discount rate for shipping. However, heavy items and big size items have a low discount rate. It cannot be combined with items that have significantly different shapes or large sizes. Then the difference in shipping will be refund to you once finishing packing and shipped.
The mallet (also known as Uchide no Kozuchi) is a traditional Japanese symbol of good fortune, often associated with granting wishes and attracting prosperity. The snake, one of the twelve zodiac animals, is believed to bring wisdom, protection, and transformation.
A meaningful gift for those born in the Year of the Snake, which includes the following birth years:
1929, 1941, 1953, 1965, 1977, 1989, 2001, 2013，2025 (and every 12 years in this cycle).
Perfect for collectors of Japanese vintage porcelain, zodiac themed decor, or symbolic art pieces.
Origin: Japan
Material: porcelain
Maker: Takamine
Size: Approx. 8 in (length) × 6.5 in (width) × 4.5 in (height)
Condition: Vintage, in excellent display condition with original wooden box
Bring home a meaningful work of art that blends Japanese tradition, craftsmanship, and symbolism, and makes a thoughtful zodiac gift.
*Fast shipping From US
*Follow us for more, we update almost everyday
Why I need a Lucky Hammer(Uchide no kozuchi)?
The Uchide no kozuchi, or "Tap-Appear Mallet," is a legendary hammer that can grant any wish when tapped. It is often referred to as the "magic wishing mallet," "lucky hammer," or "mallet of fortune." This magical item appears in popular tales, such as Issun-bōshi and Momotarō, where the hero gains the mallet by defeating an ogre and uses it to amass wealth or gain invisibility. The belief in this prized mallet can be traced back to The Tale of Heike and is catalogued in the Stith Thompson motif index as a "magic hammer." If you're looking for a bit of luck or want to fulfill your wishes, the Uchide no kozuchi may be just what you need!
*If you have a problem with any item you receive, please contact us before leaving feedback.
We always want you be satisfied and happy with your purchase.
*Combine orders is welcome. Combine for reduced shipping (spanning 3 days max, with advance notice). Combine items to get a 20~30% discount on total shipping costs. Combining many items will increase the discount rate for shipping. However, heavy items and big size items have a low discount rate. It cannot be combined with items that have significantly different shapes or large sizes. Then the difference in shipping will be refund to you once finishing packing and shipped.
This is a beautifully crafted Japanese celadon porcelain figurine in the shape of a lucky mallet entwined with a zodiac snake, signed by the maker Takamine . The piece comes with its original wooden box, adding authenticity and charm.
The mallet (also known as Uchide no Kozuchi) is a traditional Japanese symbol of good fortune, often associated with granting wishes and attracting prosperity. The snake, one of the twelve zodiac animals, is believed to bring wisdom, protection, and transformation.
A meaningful gift for those born in the Year of the Snake, which includes the following birth years:
1929, 1941, 1953, 1965, 1977, 1989, 2001, 2013，2025 (and every 12 years in this cycle).
Perfect for collectors of Japanese vintage porcelain, zodiac themed decor, or symbolic art pieces.
Origin: Japan
Material: porcelain
Maker: Takamine
Size: Approx. 8 in (length) × 6.5 in (width) × 4.5 in (height)
Condition: Vintage, in excellent display condition with original wooden box
Bring home a meaningful work of art that blends Japanese tradition, craftsmanship, and symbolism, and makes a thoughtful zodiac gift.
*Fast shipping From US
*Follow us for more, we update almost everyday
Why I need a Lucky Hammer(Uchide no kozuchi)?
The Uchide no kozuchi, or "Tap-Appear Mallet," is a legendary hammer that can grant any wish when tapped. It is often referred to as the "magic wishing mallet," "lucky hammer," or "mallet of fortune." This magical item appears in popular tales, such as Issun-bōshi and Momotarō, where the hero gains the mallet by defeating an ogre and uses it to amass wealth or gain invisibility. The belief in this prized mallet can be traced back to The Tale of Heike and is catalogued in the Stith Thompson motif index as a "magic hammer." If you're looking for a bit of luck or want to fulfill your wishes, the Uchide no kozuchi may be just what you need!
*If you have a problem with any item you receive, please contact us before leaving feedback.
We always want you be satisfied and happy with your purchase.
*Combine orders is welcome. Combine for reduced shipping (spanning 3 days max, with advance notice). Combine items to get a 20~30% discount on total shipping costs. Combining many items will increase the discount rate for shipping. However, heavy items and big size items have a low discount rate. It cannot be combined with items that have significantly different shapes or large sizes. Then the difference in shipping will be refund to you once finishing packing and shipped.
The mallet (also known as Uchide no Kozuchi) is a traditional Japanese symbol of good fortune, often associated with granting wishes and attracting prosperity. The snake, one of the twelve zodiac animals, is believed to bring wisdom, protection, and transformation.
A meaningful gift for those born in the Year of the Snake, which includes the following birth years:
1929, 1941, 1953, 1965, 1977, 1989, 2001, 2013，2025 (and every 12 years in this cycle).
Perfect for collectors of Japanese vintage porcelain, zodiac themed decor, or symbolic art pieces.
Origin: Japan
Material: porcelain
Maker: Takamine
Size: Approx. 8 in (length) × 6.5 in (width) × 4.5 in (height)
Condition: Vintage, in excellent display condition with original wooden box
Bring home a meaningful work of art that blends Japanese tradition, craftsmanship, and symbolism, and makes a thoughtful zodiac gift.
*Fast shipping From US
*Follow us for more, we update almost everyday
Why I need a Lucky Hammer(Uchide no kozuchi)?
The Uchide no kozuchi, or "Tap-Appear Mallet," is a legendary hammer that can grant any wish when tapped. It is often referred to as the "magic wishing mallet," "lucky hammer," or "mallet of fortune." This magical item appears in popular tales, such as Issun-bōshi and Momotarō, where the hero gains the mallet by defeating an ogre and uses it to amass wealth or gain invisibility. The belief in this prized mallet can be traced back to The Tale of Heike and is catalogued in the Stith Thompson motif index as a "magic hammer." If you're looking for a bit of luck or want to fulfill your wishes, the Uchide no kozuchi may be just what you need!
*If you have a problem with any item you receive, please contact us before leaving feedback.
We always want you be satisfied and happy with your purchase.
*Combine orders is welcome. Combine for reduced shipping (spanning 3 days max, with advance notice). Combine items to get a 20~30% discount on total shipping costs. Combining many items will increase the discount rate for shipping. However, heavy items and big size items have a low discount rate. It cannot be combined with items that have significantly different shapes or large sizes. Then the difference in shipping will be refund to you once finishing packing and shipped.
This is a beautifully crafted Japanese celadon porcelain figurine in the shape of a lucky mallet entwined with a zodiac snake, signed by the maker Takamine . The piece comes with its original wooden box, adding authenticity and charm.
The mallet (also known as Uchide no Kozuchi) is a traditional Japanese symbol of good fortune, often associated with granting wishes and attracting prosperity. The snake, one of the twelve zodiac animals, is believed to bring wisdom, protection, and transformation.
A meaningful gift for those born in the Year of the Snake, which includes the following birth years:
1929, 1941, 1953, 1965, 1977, 1989, 2001, 2013，2025 (and every 12 years in this cycle).
Perfect for collectors of Japanese vintage porcelain, zodiac themed decor, or symbolic art pieces.
Origin: Japan
Material: porcelain
Maker: Takamine
Size: Approx. 8 in (length) × 6.5 in (width) × 4.5 in (height)
Condition: Vintage, in excellent display condition with original wooden box
Bring home a meaningful work of art that blends Japanese tradition, craftsmanship, and symbolism, and makes a thoughtful zodiac gift.
*Fast shipping From US
*Follow us for more, we update almost everyday
Why I need a Lucky Hammer(Uchide no kozuchi)?
The Uchide no kozuchi, or "Tap-Appear Mallet," is a legendary hammer that can grant any wish when tapped. It is often referred to as the "magic wishing mallet," "lucky hammer," or "mallet of fortune." This magical item appears in popular tales, such as Issun-bōshi and Momotarō, where the hero gains the mallet by defeating an ogre and uses it to amass wealth or gain invisibility. The belief in this prized mallet can be traced back to The Tale of Heike and is catalogued in the Stith Thompson motif index as a "magic hammer." If you're looking for a bit of luck or want to fulfill your wishes, the Uchide no kozuchi may be just what you need!
*If you have a problem with any item you receive, please contact us before leaving feedback.
We always want you be satisfied and happy with your purchase.
*Combine orders is welcome. Combine for reduced shipping (spanning 3 days max, with advance notice). Combine items to get a 20~30% discount on total shipping costs. Combining many items will increase the discount rate for shipping. However, heavy items and big size items have a low discount rate. It cannot be combined with items that have significantly different shapes or large sizes. Then the difference in shipping will be refund to you once finishing packing and shipped.
The mallet (also known as Uchide no Kozuchi) is a traditional Japanese symbol of good fortune, often associated with granting wishes and attracting prosperity. The snake, one of the twelve zodiac animals, is believed to bring wisdom, protection, and transformation.
A meaningful gift for those born in the Year of the Snake, which includes the following birth years:
1929, 1941, 1953, 1965, 1977, 1989, 2001, 2013，2025 (and every 12 years in this cycle).
Perfect for collectors of Japanese vintage porcelain, zodiac themed decor, or symbolic art pieces.
Origin: Japan
Material: porcelain
Maker: Takamine
Size: Approx. 8 in (length) × 6.5 in (width) × 4.5 in (height)
Condition: Vintage, in excellent display condition with original wooden box
Bring home a meaningful work of art that blends Japanese tradition, craftsmanship, and symbolism, and makes a thoughtful zodiac gift.
*Fast shipping From US
*Follow us for more, we update almost everyday
Why I need a Lucky Hammer(Uchide no kozuchi)?
The Uchide no kozuchi, or "Tap-Appear Mallet," is a legendary hammer that can grant any wish when tapped. It is often referred to as the "magic wishing mallet," "lucky hammer," or "mallet of fortune." This magical item appears in popular tales, such as Issun-bōshi and Momotarō, where the hero gains the mallet by defeating an ogre and uses it to amass wealth or gain invisibility. The belief in this prized mallet can be traced back to The Tale of Heike and is catalogued in the Stith Thompson motif index as a "magic hammer." If you're looking for a bit of luck or want to fulfill your wishes, the Uchide no kozuchi may be just what you need!
*If you have a problem with any item you receive, please contact us before leaving feedback.
We always want you be satisfied and happy with your purchase.
*Combine orders is welcome. Combine for reduced shipping (spanning 3 days max, with advance notice). Combine items to get a 20~30% discount on total shipping costs. Combining many items will increase the discount rate for shipping. However, heavy items and big size items have a low discount rate. It cannot be combined with items that have significantly different shapes or large sizes. Then the difference in shipping will be refund to you once finishing packing and shipped.
