Ismu TanaCOCORO Fudo Myoo Buddha Statue Figure [Palm]

---------------------------------------------------------------------- Series/TanaCOCORO [Palm] Approx. 20cm Authentic quality condensed into a palm size Body size/Approx. 175(H) x 83(W) x 70(D)mm 490g Material/Polystone ◆Product contents/main body (integrated pedestal) If your purchased product is damaged after purchase, you can receive repair or replacement support through ISM Anshin Support. Fudo Myoo guides sentient beings to the right path as a messenger or incarnation of Dainichi Nyorai. "Fudo" refers to a strong, unwavering heart and wisdom, holding a sword of wisdom in its right hand and a cord of salvation and reproof in its left hand. The aspect of anger is an expression of a strong determination to save all sentient beings. The model is the Important Monument "(Wooden) Fudo Myoo Seated Statue" created in 1203 by Kaikei, a famous Buddhist sculptor of the Kamakura period.It is characterized by a realistic expression that does not overly exaggerate the facial expressions and body, and is a delicate and elegant Tathagata. It has a neat and intelligent appearance, typical of Kaikei, who specialized in Kannon and Kannon statues. The Shitsushitsuza, which means a rock, and the halo from which the head of the sacred bird Karura peeks out are both later additions, but they blend perfectly with the original statue and give a sense of the majesty of the King. The modest and well-organized impression has been recreated in TanaCOCORO (palm) size, creating a detailed yet bold statue of Myoo.