Mini Jizo Bodhisattva Buddha Tsuge Wood Height 7cm Carved Buddha Wooden Carved Buddha Hand Carved Buddha Prayer for Good Luc

△ Material: Boxwood (also known as dog sesame) / Product size: Height: 7 cm Width: 4.5 cm Depth: 2 cm. / There may be a slight error (within 1 cm) as it is measured by hand. / It will be delivered in a special presentation box. /As we use natural materials, the appearance of the wood grain may vary depending on the product, but each product has its own unique taste! △ This is a statue of Jizo Bodhisattva elaborately carved on a precious wood of yellow oak. In his right hand he holds a staff that removes the earthly desires of practitioners and bestows wisdom, and in his left hand he holds a Nyoi jewel that is said to grant all wishes, and just looking at his face with a benevolent and gentle smile will soothe your heart. ◇A carved wooden Buddha statue (praying for the patron saint of safe childbirth and child rearing). You can enjoy this size in your daily life, such as as amulets for Buddhist altars, amulets to ward off evil, or as tasteful interior decorations. It has various benefits such as good health, good harvest, traffic safety, prayers for water, safe childbirth, child-bearing, protection of children, blessings of ancestors, and prayers for victory in battle. Business gifts, section favors, car figurines, tea table figurines and home decorations, etc. The face of the Buddha statue is full of compassion and is quietly waiting for someone to meet him. Jizo Bosatsu (Jizo Bosatsu) Jizo Bosatsu is known as Jizo, and is said to be in charge of the earth, which nurtures all life, and is said to embrace and save people with great compassion. It is said that he is an incarnation of King Enma, and people believed that if he placed his hands on Jizo Bodhisattva even once in this world, he would take his place and save him from the sufferings of hell. Also, unlike other Buddhas, he is said to directly go around the six realms of humanity and provide relief, and is affectionately called ``Jizo-sama.'' By the way, the Six Paths are made up of the world of humanity, heaven, hell, hunger, beasts, and asura. Six Jizo statues are often enshrined in graveyards, and in Buddhism this is called the Rokudou Samsara, one of which is placed in each world to guide the ancestors and deceased who have been reincarnated in one of the six realms. I am in charge of watching over them.