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The Buddha of Great Compassion and Loving-Kindness, the Thousand-Armed Kannon
The thousand-armed Kannnon is a deity with numerous hands, embodying great compassion and love, much like the Thousand-Armed Kannon. It is said to alleviate the suffering of all sentient beings with its thousand hands and eyes. Known for averting disasters, ensuring peace in illness, achieving romantic fulfillment, and facilitating safe childbirth, it brings worldly benefits. Additionally, it is believed to lead one to be reborn in the Pure Land in the afterlife, embodying the virtue of good deeds for future existence.
Representative of Domestic Mikage Stones: Ibaraki Prefecture's Makabe Stone
Makabe stone is granite quarried in the Makabe district of Sakurai City, Ibaraki Prefecture. This area has long been known as a source of high-quality granite, and was known as "Hitachi Ko Mikage" until the Meiji period. It is the stone material used in Akasaka Imperial Villa, and is known as a representative of domestically produced Mikage, especially in the Kanto region. It is characterized by a gentle bluish color that deepens with age. The appeal of Makabe stone is that it is resistant to weathering, but develops a unique character the more it is used. Although it does not absorb water easily, it has good drainage and the beautiful stone grain can be enjoyed for many years.
Exquisite Hand-Carved Artworks by Traditional Craftsmen
These sculptures are hand-carved by traditional craftsmen based in Ibaraki Prefecture, renowned for their expertise in carving stone Buddhas and lanterns. Makabe Stone is said to reveal its true charm through processes like roughening, chipping, and light hammering, which enhance its natural beauty. Each piece is meticulously crafted with delicate chiseling, featuring subtle textures that harmonize well with Japanese-style gardens and natural stone settings.
Product Details
Material: Makabe Stone from Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan
Dimensions: Height 29.5 cm, Width 28 cm, Depth 10.5 cm
Weight: 15 kg
Handling Instructions
Stone is fragile. Please handle with care.
Suitable for outdoor use.
Expect changes in color and finish on the stone surface over time.