HU Trading Buddhist Statue, Kannon Bodhisattva and Seishi Bodhisattva (Total Height: 23cm, Width: 12.5cm, Depth: 11.5cm), Seated Statue, Amida Triad,

Size: Total height: 23cm, width: 12.5cm, depth: 11.5cm Material: Cypress Country of Origin: China Total height: 23cm, width: 12.5cm, depth: 11.5cm Material: Cypress Made from a single piece of wood / Compact size, fits easily in one hand and is easy to carry. Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva: This Bodhisattva governs the Tathagata's great compassion. As the ascetic form of Amida Buddha, he observes all laws and possesses the ability to freely remove suffering and bestow happiness. He is also called Avalokitesvara because he instantly observes sound and grants liberation to all. As the principal deity representing the Tathagata's great compassion, he is called Amitabha Buddha because of his immeasurable virtue. Because this Bodhisattva's original vow is to save the world with great compassion, he is worshipped alongside the Six Kannon Bodhisattvas (Thousand-Armed, Eleven-Faced, Nyoirin, Juntei, and Bato) and the Thirty-Three Kannon Bodhisattvas (described in the Lotus Sutra's "Universal Gate Chapter"). Seishi Bodhisattva: One of the Amida Trinity, he governs the Buddha's gate of wisdom and inspires all living beings to awaken the bodhi mind. Holding a lotus in his hand, he represents the attainment of true wisdom, scattering its seeds into the waters of all living beings' hearts, causing further lotus flowers (good hearts) to arise and grow. He also illuminates everything with the light of wisdom, saving all living beings from falling into hell or the realm of hungry ghosts. Daiseishi is called "Daiseishi" because he possesses great power and great might, and "Shi" because these saints attain the fruit of great compassion and great wisdom; together they are called Daiseishi. With Amida Buddha as the central deity and Kannon Bodhisattva on the left and Seishi Bodhisattva on the right as attendants, this form of the "Amida Triad", one of the Buddhist styles of enshrining Buddhist statues, is said to grant blessings of rebirth in paradise and peace in this world. Using high-quality cypress wood, each statue has been lovingly carved by a skilled sculptor with advanced traditional carving techniques. When you gaze upon the statue's sacred face and serene expression, you will feel the great compassion of the Buddha's teachings, and you will naturally find peace of mind, be relieved of suffering, and maintain peace.