Wooden Buddha Kokuzo seated guardian deity of the zodiac for those born in the years of the Ox and Tiger Bosatsu statue, Bosatsu, statue, 22.5cm

---------------------------------------------------------------------- Series: Wooden carving of the guardian deity of the zodiac (wooden finish) ◇ Amulet deity for those born in the years of the Ox and Tiger Body size (approx.): H 225 x W 100 x D 100 mm (length 82 mm) Weight: 210 g Material: Wood (cypress) Manufacturing/Made in China ◆Product contents: Main body, packaged in presentation box ◇The main body is made up of individual parts which can be assembled and detached (statue, sword, halo, upper pedestal, lower pedestal). Kokuzo Bosatsu is the guardian deity for the years of the Ox and Tiger. He bestows good fortune and wisdom with his immeasurable wisdom and compassion. Note: Each product is handcrafted by a craftsman and Buddhist sculptor, and finished to a high level of uniformity. As this product is made of natural wood, the grain and color may vary slightly from one piece to another. ■Kokuzo Bosatsu (Kokuzo Bosatsu) Amulet deity for those born in the years of the Ox or Tiger Kokuzo Bosatsu is the Buddha of wisdom and good fortune. It is the deity for the 33rd anniversary of the death of the last of the Thirteen Buddhas, and is the guardian deity for those born in the years of the Ox or Tiger. "Kokuzo" refers to the vast treasure trove of wisdom that spreads throughout the universe. Kokuzo Bosatsu is a Buddha with the power to save all people who are troubled with his merit as great as the universe. He shows his right palm, expressing his mercy to listen to people's wishes, and in his left hand he holds a wish-granting jewel so that people's wishes will come true. He generously bestows upon us the wisdom, memory, and knowledge that he has taken from his storehouse, which is infinite and vast like the "void." It is said that one can gain infinite memory and the wisdom of Buddha, and the origin of the words "memorize by heart" and "remember by heart" comes from the "sky" in the name of Kokuzo Bosatsu.