Copper Kokuzo Year of the Ox and Buddhist Sanskrit Brass Figure [Medium Size] Bosatsu, Tiger, Statue, Amulet, Deity, Letter, Kiriku, [Used]

---------------------------------------------------------------------- Height: Approx. 64mm Width: Approx. 49mm Depth: Approx. 30mm Material: Brass One of the bodhisattvas. "Kokuzo" means that he is endowed with limitless wisdom and good fortune, just as the void holds everything, and is a bodhisattva who bestows these upon people, fulfilling their wishes and saving them. In esoteric Buddhism, he is the main deity of Kokuzo-in Temple in the Taizokai Mandala, and is also considered to be one of Shaka-in Temple's attendants, but in the Kongokai, he is one of the 16 deities of the Kenkō. One of the bodhisattvas. "Kokuzo" means that he is endowed with limitless wisdom and good fortune, just as the void holds everything, and is a bodhisattva who bestows these upon people, fulfilling their wishes and saving them. In esoteric Buddhism, he is the main deity of Kokuzo-in Temple in the Taizokai Mandala, and is also considered to be one of Shaka-in Temple's attendants, but in the Kongokai, he is one of the 16 deities of the Kenkō.