Feng Shui Wood Carving of Benzaiten of and the Seven Lucky Gods Feng Shui Ornament for Business Good Good and Protection from Evil Made of Natural

Product Material: Genuine Boxwood / Product Size: Height: 15cm, Width: 7.5cm, Depth: 5.5cm. / Please note that there may be slight errors (within 1cm) due to manual measurement. / Delivered in a dedicated presentation box. Benzaiten is the goddess of learning and wealth, and is counted among the Seven Lucky Gods, and is widely worshipped by the general public. [Matchmaking, Wealth, Performing Arts, Scholarship] The only goddess among the Seven Lucky Gods. Introduced from India as a water goddess, she was later incorporated into Buddhism and became a guardian deity presiding over music, eloquence, wealth, and wisdom. She is depicted as a beautiful woman playing the biwa (Japanese lute). He is considered the god of eloquence due to the image of a stagnant river flow, and the god of music because he plays the biwa (lute), but he is best known for the blessings of wealth and prosperity. Dear Customer, When making a purchase, please select "The Changer". 1. We can provide a quick response to customer inquiries. (We guarantee to provide a satisfactory response to customer inquiries within 10 hours.) 2. Due to the special properties of wood products, the rate of defective products is high, so strict selection is necessary. Product history: Factory defect inspection - Company personnel defect inspection - Pre-shipment inspection, ensuring that almost perfect products are sent to our customers. 3. We have included beautiful "wooden crafts" in various styles in our products. There will be a different surprise each time you open the package. Please keep the small gift. In the future, we will start a prize exchange activity by collecting small gifts, so please look forward to it! Noble and alluring: Boxwood "Auspicious Benzaiten" Be captivated by the alluring charm emanating from this beautiful goddess… Benzaiten is the goddess of eloquence, music, and wealth, who originated in India. In Japan, she is the only female among the Seven Lucky Gods. Originally the Indian goddess of water and rivers, she was worshipped under the name Saraswatina. Associated with the smooth flow of rivers, she is considered the goddess of eloquence, and as she plays the biwa (lute), she is considered the goddess of music, but she is best known for her blessings of wealth. This work is a highly artistic piece created by Ye Weihun, a leading Chinese sculptor, using genuine boxwood. From the details of her alluring limbs to the soft texture of her skin and the folds of her clothing, the perfect sculptural beauty will captivate the viewer. You can appreciate the magnificent carving technique in every detail.