IWACHU - Protection Jizo - Cast Iron

• Dimensions: 3.8 x 10 cm
• Materials: Cast iron

• Paperweight statue in the image of the Jizo Bosatsu Buddha.
• Jizo is a representation of Jizo Bosatsu, Japan's most popular Buddha, who is characterized by a kind and compassionate expression.
• He is not only the guardian of travelers but also the protector of motherhood and children who died prematurely.
• Traditionally the Japanese make him abundant offerings of food. They dress him in woolen hats and scarves so he doesn't get cold and also with red bibs so he doesn't get dirty.
• Captures the benevolent image of Jizo Bosatsu, bringing a sense of peace and tranquility to your office or home.
• Made in Japan

IWACHU is a Japanese brand of cast iron products founded during the Meiji era in 1902. Their product line includes teapots, kettles, and cookware, and the brand has been committed to preserving traditional craftsmanship while also promoting innovation. IWACHU products are manufactured under strict quality control standards to ensure high performance and durability, with a simple yet elegant design that strives for perfection in every detail. Over the past century, IWACHU has become a leader in the field of cast iron products and its products are sold worldwide, showcasing the Japanese spirit of precision craftsmanship.

Delivery:
SF Express (Hong Kong / Macao / Taiwan)

Self pick-up:
Kwun Tong Store

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