Snapshot English Japanese Chinese Sanskrit Korean Tibetan Goddess of Light, Mirages, Invisibility & Warriors; Queen of Heaven; one of 20 celestials; rides sow or drives chariot drawn by seven pigs Marishi Marishiten 摩利支 摩利支天 Mólìzhī, Molizhi Mo-li-chih, Mólìzhī tiān 摩里支, 摩利支 摩梨支, 末利支 摩利支天 Marici, Maricī, Mārīcī, Marīcika, means "light" Mariji, Mariji cheon, Marichi ch'ŏn 마리지 마리지천 Ozer chen ma, Öser Chenma

SOLD OUT MARISHI, Aromatic Sandalwood Amulet Goddess of Wealth & Warriors in Japan PRICE = $120 + $20 Shipping x 5% Tax = GRAND TOTAL $147.00 Jp. = Marishiten, Ch. = Mólìzhī. The term "ten" is the Japanese word for Sanskrit "Deva." This amulet comes in two pieces: (1) protective cap and (2) main piece depicting the deity. Both pieces snap together snugly for compact storage. Sandalwood is an aromatic wood, the most prized in Asia for making Buddhist statuary. Wood = Sandalwood (Jp. = Byakudan) Centimeters = H = 6 W = 5 D = 1.6 Marishi, the Goddess of Wealth & Warriors in Japan, standing atop a sow and wielding weapons of war to thwart the enemies of Buddhism. See Marishi background notes for more details on iconography.

Deva Marishi, also known as Marishiten in Japan


Size of amulet when closed


Size of amulet when closed.
Grove at bottom for opening the amulet.


This amulet comes in two pieces that snap
together snugly for safe/compact storage.