Polychrome wood, gilded with flakes.
J.aponia, Edo era, 18th / 19th century
Height 54 cm (39.5 cm only the figure), width 22 cm, depth. 27 cm.
The condition is visible in the photos, good, polychrome losses.
The wooden sculpture on the pedestal depicts a single-headed Bodhisattva - Jūichimen Kannon. It is a variation of Bodhisattva worshiped in Japan, additional heads, sketched, symbolize 10 degrees of existence until reaching Buddhahood, and on the top there is the head of Amida Buddha. He holds a lotus flower in his hand - a symbol of purity, as well as the desire to save all living beings.
