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English
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Japanese
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Chinese
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Sanskrit
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Korean
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Tibetan
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Awakened One, Enlightened One
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Nyorai 如来 Hotoke 仏 Butsu 仏
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Fo 佛 Fó 佛 Rúlái 如来
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Buddha, Tathagata
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Bul, Pul
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Sang Gye
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PRICE: $50 Beachwood Tathagata Statue from Thailand Click here for other Jizo statues.
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This modern and splendid wood carving was discovered in Japan, but carved in Southeast Asia, probably Thailand. It depicts a Buddha (or perhaps a Bodhisattva) with a stern yet chaming face and a protruding belly. Hands not in a normal mudra position. Made entirely from one piece of drift wood.
- Wood = Driftwood from beach
- Inches = H 6.5 x W 3.54 x D 1.97
- Centimeters = H 16.5 x W 9.0 x D 5.0
- Identity Unknown. Could be either a Buddha or Bodhisattva. Bodhisattva share only one of the many attributes common to Buddha statues, the elongated earlobes. Thus we might guess this statue to be a Bodhisattva rather than a Buddha. However, Bodhisattva are normally depicted with princely clothes and jewelry. This piece might be Jizo, who alone among the Bodhisattva is generally portrayed unadored and wearing a simple monk's robe
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