Special Buddhist Statue and High Kobo Daishi Seated Statue inches height 11 total width 9 depth wood carving made from cypress wood 15295 Kurita's

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Size: Total height 11cm, total width 9cm, depth 6.5cm Material: Japanese cypress Country of origin: China Kobo Daishi Kobo Daishi was born in Byobugaura, Tadotsu County, Sanuki Province, which is now Zentsuji Temple, and his given name was Kukai and his pen name was Henjo Kongo. At the age of 18, he went to Kyoto to enter the university, where he thoroughly studied general subjects and wrote the three-volume Sankyo Shiiki. At the age of 20, he shaved his head and took the precepts of a novice, and then, on the imperial command of a Japanese envoy to Tang China, he was 31 years old and stayed in Chang'an. He met with Ajari Huiguo and received the Vajrayana initiation, and then completed the Garbhadra initiation, receiving the title of Denpo Dai Ajari, mastering the secrets of Shingon Buddhism and inheriting the various esoteric Buddhist scriptures and Buddhist implements. After returning to Japan, Daishi entered Kyoto and was welcomed to Mount Takao, where he was permitted to practice Zen for the nation. He became the head priest of Todaiji Temple and then Otokuniji Temple, performed the initiation ceremony on Mount Takao, bestowed precepts on Dengyo Daishi and others, opened Mount Koya, designated it as a place for Zen training, and became the founder of the Japanese Shingon sect, leaving a legacy of great accomplishments for the nation and society. He was later given the posthumous name Kobo Daishi. The Great Master wrote many books, including the Meaning of Enlightenment in This Life and the Ten Stages of Mind Treatise, totaling over 150 volumes and 200 volumes in total.