A small unglazed ceramic fox from Japan, likely made in the mid-1900s. Crafted from reddish clay with a simple, stylized form, it shows gentle wear from age.

Foxes like this are often linked to Inari shrines, where they’re seen as messengers of the rice deity. This piece may have served as a votive offering, protective charm, or household ornament. A quiet, meaningful addition to a shelf or small altar.

Origin: Japan
Dimensions: 3.5" height x 1.25" width 
Condition: Good vintage condition. Natural wear and patina consistent with age.