"Statue of Shinran" - Kaiyodo Figure Commemorating the 750th Anniversary of the Death of Saint Shinran

This is the official figure for the "Shinran Exhibition Commemorating the 750th Anniversary of Shinran Shonin's Death." The Shinran figure was created by Takashi Kinoshita (Kaiyodo Sculpture Department), who is capable of realistically and beautifully reproducing any subject, referencing the Buddhist Sculpture Research Institute's image of Shinran Shonin, which is based on many existing statues throughout Japan, including the famous portrait designated as a National Treasure and Important Cultural Property. This is a high-end item, a "masterpiece" that not only reproduces Shinran's image but also offers a glimpse into his way of life. The product uses polystone, which excels at reproducing the original sculpt, capturing the charm of the original to the utmost. The aged texture is also expressed through painting. Combined with the weight unique to polystone, this figure has the atmosphere of a one-of-a-kind work of art. Size: Approximately 65mm in height Set contents: Figure body, straw sandals, staff, brazier, base