Isumu TanaCOCORO Manjushri Bodhisattva Buddha Statue Figure Isumu MORITA [Palm] - (Monju Bosatsu)

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. Series: TanaCOCORO [Palm-sized] Approx. 20cm Authentic quality condensed into a palm-sized form. Dimensions: Approx. 165(H) x 68(W) x 53(D) mm, 165g, Material: Polystone If your purchased product is damaged after purchase, you can receive repair or replacement support from Isamu's 安心サポート (Anshin Support). ◆Product contents: Main unit, base With his intelligent gaze and endearing lips, Manjushri's wisdom is depicted in the form of a child. Manjushri Bodhisattva presides over all wisdom. As the saying goes, "Three heads are better than one," Manjushri Bodhisattva is the bodhisattva who presides over wisdom. "Wisdom" is not merely knowledge, but the power to see through and discern the essence of the world, and the power to understand the essential teachings of Buddhism. He stands to the left of Shakyamuni Buddha, and together with Samantabhadra Bodhisattva, who presides over "practice" on the right, they represent perfect and flawless enlightenment. The fact that he is depicted in the form of a child indicates that Manjushri's wisdom is free from all defilement and attachment. His hairstyle, tied in five buns, is called "gokei" and in esoteric Buddhism, it represents the creation of the statue with reverence and a wish for protection from misfortune. ISM's meticulous craftsmanship The model is a standing statue of Manjushri Bodhisattva believed to be the work of Zen'en, a renowned Buddhist sculptor of the Kamakura period. The intelligent eyes, contrasted with the rounded cheeks and adorable mouth, clearly showcase the artist's style. The detail in the hair strands is also superb, with beautiful curves coming together to form the five-tiered hairstyle. Isumu focused on creating a soft, curvilinear beauty with the weight slightly shifted to the right foot and the waist slightly twisted, meticulously reproducing even the individual folds of the flowing drapery.