Zeku Kannon Buddhist Statue in a Shrine Gold Prayer at Kongo Mount Koya Guardian of the Zodiac for those born in the Year of the Rat Thousand-Armed

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Follow our shop for new arrivals! Please leave a review when your item arrives. ―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・― Series name: ZEKUU - Portable and convenient for anywhere - A prayer Buddha in a small shrine Size (external dimensions of the shrine): Height 10 x Width 7 x Depth 4.5 cm Weight (approx.): 100 g Materials: Buddha statue - Cypress (antique gold finish) Shrine - Cypress Storage box - Paulownia *The Buddha statue is fixed to the shrine and cannot be removed. ◆Product Contents: Buddha statue with shrine, prayer certificate, paulownia wood box ◆Assembly: Japan (MORITA Co., Ltd.) Prayer - Japan (Koyasan Kongo Sammai-in Temple) Note: *Because this product is made of natural wood, the weight of the main body will change depending on the humidity. This product has been blessed at Kongo Sammai-in Temple on Mount Koya for the fulfillment of wishes. Because it is made of natural wood, the grain cannot be selected. The statue is painted in an antique gold color to express fading. The Thousand-Armed Kannon is the guardian deity of the Year of the Rat. With its thousand compassionate hands and compassionate eyes, it is a Buddha with boundless merit who saves all living beings. ■ Thousand-Armed Kannon Bodhisattva (Senju Kannon Bosatsu) Amulet deity for those born in the Year of the Rat Thousand-Armed Kannon Bodhisattva is the most transformed form of the Hengen Kannon, and is a Kannon with great power to save people. It is said to have a thousand arms, each with an eye in its palm, so its correct name is Thousand-Armed and Thousand-Eyed Kannon Bodhisattva. The thousand eyes are for watching over people's wishes, and the thousand arms are for extending a helping hand to all. And in those hands, it holds many tools to make people's wishes come true. The number thousand is said to represent the desire to help everyone (an infinite heart of compassion), and this Kannon observes people, saves them, and grants all their wishes.