Shishi Figurine Mythical "Dog Foo" Or "Sky Lion"

Shishi (mythical lion) on a rocky base

Festival mask in the form of a Lion Dog (J. Shishi)

Guardian lion [one of a pair of lion dog and guardian lion]

Shishi (lion) placed in front of shinto temples

Small Soapstone Dog Figurine Carving

Japanese woman holding dog figurine

Figurine ("Okimono") of a Lion with a Ball

Kenzan-style serving bowl with design of lion-dog and peony

Modern reproduction of "The Lion Dance" (Shishi Mai)

Architectural Bracket in the Form of a Lion (Shishi) with Open Mouth (A-gyō)

Ichikawa Kuzo III as a Lion-Dog, Ichimura Takematsu III as another Lion-Dog, Ichimura Kakitsu IV as the Courtesan Eguchi no Kimi in a Parody of Bodhisattva Samantabhadra, and Sawamura Tossho II as Priest Saigyo

Child's Robe or Kimono

Child's Robe or Kimono

An Indian or Siamese Rolling a Barrel Watched by a Chinese and a Dog, published by Moriya Jihei

One of a Pair of Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu), with Mouth Open (A-gyō)

One of a Pair of Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu), with Mouth Open (A-gyō)

One of a Pair of Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu), with Mouth Open (A-gyō)

One of a Pair of Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu), with Mouth Open (A-gyō)

One of a Pair of Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu), with Mouth Closed (Un-gyō)

One of a Pair of Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu), with Mouth Closed (Un-gyō)

One of a Pair of Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu), with Mouth Closed (Un-gyō)

One of a Pair of Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu), with Mouth Closed (Un-gyō)

[Mythological Buddhist or Hindu figure, full-length, standing, facing front, with long green sash and flaming green halo behind his head]

[Mythological Buddhist or Hindu figure, full-length, standing, facing right, with long blue sash and flaming green halo behind his head]