Some Popular Japanese Figurines You Can Buy

Japanese figurines are sculptured from Parastone and strive to bring life the renowned woodblock prints and paintings of 19th century Japan. These are highly collectable and adored as work of art around the world. The figures depict different drawings on Japanese tradition of samurai warrior, geisha and kabuki. Samurai were the martial nobles involved in politics and government. Geisha developed unique styles of dance and music and Kabuki is a form of theatre. Different kabuki characters influenced artists of this era. Lively colors, exciting and composed postures and classic appeal make these sculptures ideal for display at office, business place or home or as a unique gift item.

Some popular Japanese figurines are:

• Japanese Geisha with Headband: This statue of female geisha adds glamour and attraction of your office or home décor. Developed from drawing of Katushika Hokusai this figurine is hand colored to perfection. Geishas are traditional Japanese female who entertain people with various forms of Japanese art such as dance, classical music, playing musical instruments or engaging in light conversation with men. Dressed in colorful kimono and decorated with headband and hairpin this statue is object of desire.

• Samurai in Attack Form with Sword: This statue from original woodblock print from the series” The Faithful Samurai” by Utagawa Kuniyosi is full of energy and dynamism and reflects vital aspects of a true samurai. The daring posture, composure, colorful dress and accessories give this art work distinctive appeal.

• The Faithful Samurai Mase Chudayu Masa-aki: from the series of “Faithful Samurai” this figurine with bow and arrow depicts samurai in an attacking stance. The bow fully stretched with arrow on it reflecting concentration and composure of a true warrior. Dazzling costumes and colorful accessories make this figurine unique piece to collect and showcase in home or office.

• Kabuki with Sword: Kabuki form of theatre thrived at 19th century Japan and Bando Kamezo, a Kabuki actor was regarded as national hero. This Japanese kabuki figurine based on original woodblock work by Kunisada Utagawa depicts him in costume of kabuki theatre. Hand colored details make sure costumes are perfect. Accessories and platform along with dramatic composure create a unique appeal.

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