miniQ - Miniature Cube 007 - Jyuichimen Kannon Figure

The beauty of Buddhist statue art is reproduced with high quality, precise modeling and coloring, even in the palm of your hand.

The creation of Buddhist statues and temple paintings, which dates back to the Asuka period and has played an essential role in Japan's spiritual culture, has progressed over the years in a uniquely Japanese way. The various techniques and spatial compositions have something in common with modern figurine design.

The Eleven-Headed Kannon is one of the incarnations of the ever-changing Kannon Bodhisattva. The eleven faces are said to represent the virtue of cutting off the eleven types of earthly desires that humans possess and attaining enlightenment.

A variety of subjects are being made into figures one after another, regardless of genre. Enjoy Kaiyodo's standard figures, which are palm-sized figures housed in a special box (cube) .

• Painted finished product
• Material: ABS
• Prototype production: Katsuo Taguma