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Snapshot English Japanese Chinese Sanskrit Korean Tibetan Space/Sky Repository; Vast & Boundless Vessel; Deity of Wisdom & Memory; Protector of Craftspeople & Artisans Kokūzō 虚空蔵 Kokuzo 虚空蔵 Kokūyō 虚空孕 Xūkōng zàng Zukongzang Hsü-k'ung Tsang Xu Kong Zang Akasagarbha Akashagarbha Ākāśagarbha Heogong jang Hŏkong chang 허공장 Nam kai nying po Namkhai Nyingpo Namkhai snying-po

SOLD OUT Kokuzo, Large Wood Statue PRICE: $199 + $20 Shipping x 5% Tax = GRAND TOTAL $229.95 Jp. = Kokūzō Bosatsu, Ch. = Xū Kōng Zàng Púsà Wood = Cypress (Jp. = Hinoki), Finely Carved, Very Lightweight Centimeters H = 27.0  Base = 13.0 Three pieces: (1) halo (2) Kokuzo statue and (3) Pedestal Very easy peg assembly, with snug fittings. Pedestal = Octagonal with Lotus Stand. Halo (Aureole) = Arabesque Kokuzo represents wisdom, memory, and the granting of wishes; also known as the patron of craftspeople and artisans; left hand holds sacred wish-granting jewel; right hand forming the gift-bestowing mudra (aka charity or blessing mudra). See Kokuzo Top Page for more details on iconography. Kokuzo also serves as Zodiac patron of people born in years of the Ox & Tiger

Various views of the statue

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