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Staffordshire Dog Typical English Porcelain Figuerine

Shallow depth of field (selective focus) details with Romanian communist era ceramic trinkets (bibelouri)

A ceramic dog isolated on a white background

Vintage dog salt and pepper shakers.

painted plaster dog

Animal figurines from shungite souvenirs in market

16 craft mexican clay animals on white background

A porcelain dog

Hong Kong, China - November 14, 2011: close-up of a Chinese lion made of stone in a park in the Soho district in Hong Kong.

Pot workshop with multiple shaped, sized and colored pots

Traditional Indian handmade Items of Earthenware Or Ceramic at a Vendor Stall,decorative Sculpture Made with Earthen Mud, handcrafted traditional clay decoration toy in indian market

These statues that look like dogs are Nghê, traditional Vietnamese mythical guardian animals. They’re closely related to the Kỳ Lân (often translated as “unicorn” in English), which in East Asian culture is a composite creature—not a horse with a horn. Nghê are typically dog-like and symbolize wisdom, morality, loyalty, and protection, making them especially appropriate for Confucian sites of learning. So they look like dogs, get called “unicorns” in translation, and both descriptions are culturally correct.

Vintage Terrier Teapot,Terrier that is black and white with a pink bow,on grey background

Okinawa Shisa

Isolated photo of soviet antique rubber dog toy figurines on white background.

A pair of Shisa guardian lion statues, traditional Japanese figures symbolizing protection and good fortune. The scene captures their terracotta tones and intricate craftsmanship, set against a moody, urban background, evoking the blend of spirituality and everyday life in Japanese culture.

marble lion on handrail

A bronze dog figurine

Crafts from Pucará, located north of the city of Puno in Peru, they are called Toritos de Pucará

Three black dogs leaning over the wall of a rooftop. It is quite common for households to keep dogs on their roofs in Mexico, sometimes as a kind of alarm system.

Brown plush dog with a collar sits on a window sill against a background of a closed window.

Shisa sits as a guardian deity of the house in Okinawa

Authentic artisanal clay bulls embodying the rich traditions of peruvian indigenous ancestry

Shenzhen Wanjinglou is situated at No. 19 Shajing Centre Road, Xinqiao Subdistrict, Bao'an District, adjacent to Wanfeng Cultural Village. It is approximately an 800-metre walk from Exit C of Shajing Station on Metro Line 11. Constructed in 2003, this complex features modern neo-traditional architecture and is not a surviving structure from the Ming Dynasty. Its name derives from the character ‘Wan’ in Wanfeng Village, symbolising the preservation of local heritage. Whilst some sources reference Ming-era history, authoritative records confirm it as a contemporary reconstruction project dedicated to promoting Cantonese culture.

Indoor furniture and furnishings.

Realistic animal toys

A hero view angel of a ceramic craft with an old golden brown dog character on a blue background

The Southern Terracotta Warriors (Stone Dogs) in Zhanjiang, China

Leon, Mexico. Jan 21. Carnival game prizes during parade festival on january 21, 2024 in Leon, Mexico.

Flea market in Place du Jeu-de-Balle in the Marolles district of Brussels

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