Zeku a Buddhist statue in a shrine an antique gold Prayer at Kongo Mount Koya Amulet and Guardian of the Zodiac for those born in the Year of the

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[Shop Information] - Please "Follow" our store and leave a 5-star review! ―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・― 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 (Kongo Sammai-in Temple, Mount Koya) 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. Seishi Bodhisattva is the guardian deity of the Year of the Horse. He is considered to be the Bodhisattva of compassion and wisdom, and will defeat and exorcise evil spirits and open up the path for you to follow. ■Seishi Bosatsu (Seishi Bosatsu) Amulet Principal Deity for Those Born in the Year of the Horse Seishi Bosatsu is a bodhisattva representing wisdom, appearing as Amida Buddha's right attendant, alongside Kannon Bodhisattva on the left. His appearance is very similar to that of Kannon, but he is characterized by the water jug he wears on his crown, which contains the "water of wisdom." He is said to be a bodhisattva who illuminates everything with the light of wisdom, saving people from confusion and suffering so that they do not fall into the realms of hell or hungry ghosts, and who grants them the power to see things correctly and make correct judgments. It is said that he was given the name Daiseisho because of his great strength, so great that the earth shakes when he stomps down on it.