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Antique 19th century Japanese Meiji bronze fish okimono sculpture of a Carp. Naturalistically sculpted with detailed scales and graceful positioning …
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Antique 19th century Japanese Meiji bronze fish okimono sculpture of a Carp. Naturalistically sculpted with detailed scales and graceful positioning of the fins and tail. Beautiful dark brown patina. Measures 11 3/4" x 4 1/4" x 3". Good condition.
In Japan a carp fish, specifically called "koi" in Japanese, symbolizes courage, perseverance, success, and strength of character due to its association with swimming upstream against the current. Koi represent the ability to overcome challenges and achieve goals; it is often seen as a symbol of good fortune and ambition.
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