
Tiny happy raku Jizo Shinto pocket sculpture
Original price
$13.00
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Original price
$13.00
Original price
$13.00
$13.00
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$13.00
Current price
$13.00
(1.7 cm tall) Here is a very happy little pocket raku ceramic Shinto Jizo statue to be a friend when you need one. He feels gentle and accepting and like he could help us to weather any storms we might encounter during our days. He would be lovely for a kamidana or shrine.
This little Jizo sculpture has been fired once, glazed in non-toxic glaze, and then raku fired with natural wood shavings for the amazing gifts of smoke and flame.
Jizo is a Japanese Shinto spirit, a kami who found his way to Japan through Buddhism. He is a guardian of women, children, and travellers; he comforts us through grief and bereavement.
Through my work, I hope to bring a little nature, peace, and gentleness into the world. I make all of my pieces entirely by hand with only non-toxic material.
(I am happy to combine postage on all items. Please message me before you order, and I can create a custom listing. Thank you!)
This little Jizo sculpture has been fired once, glazed in non-toxic glaze, and then raku fired with natural wood shavings for the amazing gifts of smoke and flame.
Jizo is a Japanese Shinto spirit, a kami who found his way to Japan through Buddhism. He is a guardian of women, children, and travellers; he comforts us through grief and bereavement.
Through my work, I hope to bring a little nature, peace, and gentleness into the world. I make all of my pieces entirely by hand with only non-toxic material.
(I am happy to combine postage on all items. Please message me before you order, and I can create a custom listing. Thank you!)
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- One of a Kind (OOAK)
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- I ship from France to a variety of destinations; please see my seller profile and shop policies or contact me for more information.
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