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Snapshot English Japanese Chinese Sanskrit Korean Tibetan Earth Treasury, Earth Womb, Savior from Hell's Torments, Protector of Children, Expectant Mothers, Firemen, Travelers, Pilgrims, Others Jizo Bosatsu Jizō Bosatsu 地蔵菩薩 Dizang Dìzàng Púsà Ti-tsang Tits'ang Ksitigarbha Kshitigarbha Kṣitigarbha Jijang 지장 지장보살 Sai nying po Sai-snying-po

Jizo, Savior from Suffering, Protector of Children PRICE = $170 + $20 Shipping x 5% Tax = GRAND TOTAL $199.50 Standing Jizo $170       Jp. = Jizō Bosatsu, Ch. = Dìzàng Púsà Wood = Cypress (Jp. = Hinoki). Centimeters = 20.0 (H) x 7.0 (D) Jizo Bodhisattva is one of Japan's most beloved deities. Jizo carries a six-ringed staff in right hand, representing the realms of karmic rebirth (reincarnation); shakes rings on staff to awaken us from delusion, to help us break free from the karmic chain of rebirth and suffering; in left hand holds wish-granting jewel, which bestows blessings on all who suffer; it grants wishes, pacifies desires, and brings clear understanding of Buddhist Law. Very traditional iconography, with ringed staff & jewel. Learn more about Jizo.

Two Versions. One holding staff with six wood rings,
and another holding staff with six metal rings.


Closeup


With Six Wood Rings

Size of Statue