A Carving of the Seven Lucky Gods

This “One of the Seven Lucky Gods” bead bracelet is crafted by Kobe Juzu, a century-old shop in Kyoto. Wearing this bracelet is said to attract good fortune and wealth, bringing good luck.

Ebisu is the god of fishing, holding a sea bream in his left hand and a fishing rod in his right, symbolizing thriving business and bountiful catches; Daikokuten carries a large sack on his back and holds a small hammer, representing financial prosperity, virtue, and good fortune; Bishamonten wears armor and holds a long spear and a pagoda, symbolizing victory and the fulfillment of wishes; Benzaiten is the goddess holding a biwa, representing wisdom, scholarship, and talent; Fukurokuju and Jurojin represent longevity, a prosperous family, and healing all illnesses; Hotei, with his round figure and smiling face, represents the attraction of good fortune, marital harmony, and assistance in conceiving children

Country of Origin: Japan

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