Description
Traditional lion-dog figures from Okinawa, Japan, believed to protect homes and bring good fortune. Often sold in pairs, they combine cultural heritage, spiritual symbolism, and decorative charm.
Sisha Goya from Okinawa
PVP 15,00€ 20,00€Price range: PVP 15,00€ through 20,00€
In Okinawan culture, the goya represents health and vitality, associated with a long and balanced life. This pair of sisha resting on a goya, the traditional bitter melon of Okinawa, symbolises a combination of protection, good fortune and well-being. A decorative piece with deep cultural significance, ideal for attracting energy and protecting the home.
Available in two sizes: 11 x 5 x 3 cm 7 x 3 x 2 cm
SISHA-GOYA-PEQ,SISHA-GOYA-GRA,91589,91590
Additional information
| Generic Size | Small, Large |
|---|
