Tiny Existing Painted Maitreya Bodhisattva Wood Buddhist Buddhist Statue World Miroku Buddha, (Wooden Boxwood) - Carving, Statue, Figure, (GSBcol

We offer a wide variety of products, and the following precautions apply to some of them. Please note that they are listed for all products. 【Voltage Compatibility】Designed for Japanese voltage (90-110V). Using with a different voltage may cause malfunction. 【Plug Type】Japanese plugs (A or B type). Use a conversion adapter if needed. 【Transformers & Adapters】Transformers adjust voltage; adapters only change plug shape. Using an adapter without a transformer may damage the product. 【Liability】We are not responsible for damages caused by improper use, such as using the product without a transformer. Miniature Buddhas: Existing Painted Series: Their value deepens when they are colored - their presence and dignity shine even though they are small Body size: Height 78 x Width 38 x Depth 47 mm Weight: Approximately 24 g Material: Natural wood (boxwood) with original color finish. Product contents: Main body, paulownia wood box. Country of origin: China. Note: Each product is hand-finished to a high degree of uniformity, but no two products are exactly alike. Please note that the wood grain and coloring may vary slightly from one product to another. The model is the famous "Wooden Maitreya Bodhisattva Half-Knee Statue," the first National Treasure Sculpture. This statue is famous for its half-lotus pose of contemplation, with its right leg bent and resting on its left knee, and its right hand pointing to its cheek, and even now, approximately 1,400 years after its creation, it continues to captivate people with its so-called archaic smile and graceful physique. A soothing figure filled with compassion This statue is modeled after the famous "Wooden Half-Lotus Maitreya Bodhisattva," the first National Treasure Sculpture. Famous for its pensive half-lotus pose, with the right leg bent and resting on the left knee, and the fingers of the right hand pointing toward the cheek, this statue continues to captivate people today, approximately 1,400 years after its creation, with its so-called archaic smile and graceful physique.