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Fantasy art by Hiroyuki Suwahara

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300 pieces

The jolly seven gods of fortune
© Hiroyuki Suwahara

The jolly seven gods of fortune

The Seven Lucky Gods (Shichi-fuku-jin) have left their treasure boat, and assembled for a group photo, with Mount Fuji conveniently in the background. Suwahara makes them all look exceedingly jolly - here's the lineup:

Top row, left to right: Bishamonten, Indian god of war and treasure - Benzaiten, Indian goddess of the arts - Jurojin, Chinese god of longevity

Front row, left to right: Fukurokuju, Chinese god of wisdom - Daikokuten, Indian (Mahakala) god of five cereals - Ebisu, Japanese god of commerce - Hotei, Chinese god of happiness

In stock
A Beverly puzzle: 300 pieces; 380 x 260 mm (15" x 10")
Code: B63215 (63-215 on package)
Retail price ¥1400 (approx. US$9.59 €8.86 £7.61)

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Hiroyuki Suwahara

Born in Ibaraki, in 1969, Suwahara embarked on a career as a freelance illustrator in 1996. He has specialised in historical figures, especially from the Three Kingdoms story, and brings a very modern technique to some traditional themes.

Suwahara is his family name.

Deleted puzzles

For reference: you can view all the Suwahara puzzles that are no longer available in the attic.