Kneeling Monk Statue Lighting Comparable Meiji-period examples can be

Comparable Meiji-period examples can be found in museum and private collections

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It would make a great coffee table with storage or used as a blanket box for the end of a king size or double bed

head of the Karma Kagyu lineage of Tibetan Buddhism

These simple white marble plates are delicately hand carved in Rajasthan and finished by hand sanding

Kneeling Monk Statue Lighting Comparable Meiji-period examples can beThis painted cast brass kneeling Monk is an authentic reproduction of traditional Buddhist statues found across south east Asia. Here the monk is seen with his hands together in namaskara mudra, a gesture of prayer and peace. This statue brings calm and peace to a home, meditation space or workspace. A pair of these would work as bookends. From China UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 7. 50 More delivery options available at checkout