shibi
A type of acroterion in the shape of a dolphin’s tail; placed at each end of the roof ridge in traditional Japanese architecture. In ancient times it was believed to be a protection against fire. (Harris, 1977)
A type of acroterion in the shape of a dolphin’s tail; placed at each end of the roof ridge in traditional Japanese architecture. In ancient times it was believed to be a protection against fire. (Harris, 1977)