Tiny Buddha Bishamonten Ganjojuin Style Boxwood with Gold Paint Tamonten Buddha Wood Ornament - 11.5cm (wood Finish) - Statue, Figure, Carving, (GSB

―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹― 🛫 【Certified Store on JOOM】 A trusted Japanese seller delivering high-quality products directly from Japan to the world! 📦 【Shipped from Japan】 Every order is packed with care and shipped promptly and securely. 🔍 【Japanese Quality Standards】 All items are inspected based on Japanese standards, regardless of the country of origin. 📒 【Manuals & Language】 Instruction manuals are typically in Japanese. We recommend using a translation or text-recognition app for your convenience. 🛍️ 【Product Origin & Specs】 Items are sourced for the Japanese market and may be manufactured in various countries. Please check compatibility with your local standards. 👍 【Support Our Store】 If you love your purchase, please "Follow" us and leave a review! Your feedback warms our hearts 💖 ―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹― 👕【For Fashion & Apparel Items】 To ensure the perfect fit and prevent size-related returns, we offer a dedicated detail-update service: 🔻 How to Request: If the description lacks detailed measurements, simply add the item to your cart. 🔻 Update Process: We update descriptions sequentially. Please allow several business days for detailed size charts and material info to be added. 👉 We highly recommend waiting for the updated information before completing your checkout to ensure a perfect fit. ―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹― ⚠️【Attention! Please be sure to read before purchasing】⚠️ Does this product match the conditions below? Please check carefully before placing your order. 🔌【Voltage Compatibility】 This product is designed for use in Japan and operates on 90–110V. Using it with a different voltage may cause malfunction or damage. 🔌【Plug Type】 The plug type is Type A or Type B, which is standard in Japan. You may need a plug adapter for use in other countries. 💡【Important Notes on Transformers and Adapters】 🔻 A transformer adjusts the voltage to match your device's requirements. 🔻 A plug adapter only changes the plug shape and does not convert voltage. 👉 Using only a plug adapter without a transformer may damage the product. 🚫【Disclaimer】 We are not responsible for any damage or malfunction caused by improper use without a transformer. ―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―🔹―

Miniature Buddha Series: A miniature wooden Buddha statue with a sculpted balance that is faithful to the image of the real thing. Enjoy it anywhere, anytime. Body size (approx.): Height 11 x Width 6.2 x Depth 4.5 cm Weight: Approx. 40 g Material: Natural wood (boxwood) ◆Product contents: Main body (with base), halberd, halo, paulownia wood box ◇Country of origin: China Note: Each product is hand-finished to a high degree of uniformity, but no two products are exactly alike. Please note that the wood grain and coloring may vary slightly from one product to another. The Four Heavenly Kings guard Mount Sumeru, the center of the Buddhist world, from all four sides. Jikokuten (national security) guards the east, Zochoten (abundant harvests) the south, Komokuten (clairvoyance) the west, and Tamonten (protector of Buddhism) the north. Each of the Four Heavenly Kings is carved in the dignified form of a Chinese warrior, standing with one face and two arms. They wear armor, wield weapons, and display angry expressions as they press down on the head or stomach of an evil spirit. Evil spirits are said to symbolize the worldly desires that dwell within the human heart. Tamonten (Bishamonten) is a war god and guardian deity counted among the Four Heavenly Kings, along with Jikokuten, Zochoten, and Komokuten. In addition to being one of the Four Heavenly Kings, he is also worshipped as a separate deity in Central Asia, China, and other regions outside of Japan. While there are various depictions of his appearance, in Japan he is commonly depicted as a Tang Dynasty warrior clad in leather armor. The object he usually holds is a pagoda. He is also often seen riding on a demon-like being called a Jaki. However, the statues of the Four Heavenly Kings at the Kaidan Hall of Todaiji Temple are depicted holding a pagoda in his right hand and a staff in his left. In esoteric Buddhism, he is one of the twelve heavenly gods and is said to protect the north. In a uniquely Japanese belief, he is also considered one of the Seven Gods of Fortune, and is believed to bring particular benefits in competitions. To be worshipped.