This is a collection of seven figurines representing the Seven Lucky Gods of Japanese mythology. Each figure appears to be intricately carved, likely from a material resembling ivory or resin, and is displayed on a black wooden stand. The craftsmanship highlights traditional attire and distinguishing features of each deity:

1. Benzaiten (Goddess of knowledge, art, and music) - Often depicted holding a musical instrument.


2. Hotei (God of happiness and abundance) - Recognizable with his round belly and cheerful demeanor.


3. Jurojin (God of longevity) - Known for his long beard and staff.


4. Fukurokuju (God of wisdom and longevity) - Distinguished by his tall head and scroll.


5. Ebisu (God of prosperity and fishermen) - Typically holding a fishing rod or a fish.


6. Daikokuten (God of wealth and agriculture) - Often seen with a mallet.


7. Bishamonten (God of warriors and protection) - Usually holding a spear or staff.



These figurines would make a valuable addition to a collector's display or as a decorative piece symbolizing luck and prosperity. Perfect for enthusiasts of Japanese culture and mythology, this set is both an artistic and cultural treasure.

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