Buddhist Statue Hanging Scroll "Nyoirin Kannon" Hanging Scroll for Buddhist Altars, Memorial Services, Buddhist Painting, Buddhist Accessories, Japane

Nyoirin Kannon (Nyoirin Kannon) is a bodhisattva worshipped in Buddhism. It is one of the manifestations of Kannon Bodhisattva and is counted among the Six Kannon Bodhisattvas. She is depicted in a pensive posture, with one knee raised, her elbow resting on it, and her fingertips resting on her cheek. Her feet are clasped together, creating a posture known as the Wheel-Three Seat. Nyoirin Kannon is said to be pondering how to save people. Most statues have six arms and six hands, holding a wish-granting jewel and a wheel (rinpo). It is believed to bestow blessings of wisdom, wealth, good fortune, safe childbirth, and longevity.

Series: Guardian Deity Craft: Computer micro-spray / Painting core: Oil on canvas / Shaft tip: Real wood / Mounting quality guaranteed for 10 years

Kannon Bodhisattva is a Buddhist bodhisattva and has been widely revered in Northern Buddhism, particularly in Japan and China, since ancient times. If you want to stabilize your luck and bring in positive energy, place it in your entranceway. If you wish for marital harmony or a harmonious family life, place it in the living room. It is also recommended for those wishing to increase their financial luck or those in business. This guardian deity brings a wide range of benefits. It comes in a size that can be enjoyed in your daily life as a principal image for your Buddhist altar, a talisman to ward off evil, or even as a tasteful piece of interior decor. By keeping it close to you, you will be able to feel the Buddha's mercy and blessings. Use it to create a warm and inviting space.