Japanese Wooden Frog Sculpture Hand Carved Figurine Ornament WO473 Suiseki Features & Cultural Context This

Features & Cultural Context This piece is a component of a "Ranma" (transom) or a gable decoration often found in Shinto shrines

a traditional resist-dyeing method in which rice paste is applied through a cone-shaped tube to draw the design

Period: Early Kamakura period (12th–13th century)

4 inches Depth: 31

Japanese Wooden Frog Sculpture Hand Carved Figurine Ornament WO473 Suiseki Features & Cultural Context ThisNotice (For U. S. Buyers) From September 18, 2025, shipping costs for U. S. orders include customs duties and clearance fees. This may make the shipping fee appear higher, but no extra charges at delivery. For non U. S. orders, these fees are not included and may apply depending on local regulations. Japanese Wooden Frog Sculpture Hand Carved Figurine Ornament WO473 This is a Japanese wooden frog sculpture, hand carved from natural wood with