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Marishiten (Makuri Bosatsu) de madera policromada, deidad guardiana esotérica de pie sobre un jabalí, 41 cm
Marishiten (Makuri Bosatsu) de madera policromada, deidad guardiana esotérica de pie sobre un jabalí, 41 cm
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Marishiten, the esoteric guardian of invisibility, speed and victory, stands in a dynamic pose upon her boar mount. Carved in wood and finished in vivid polychrome, this figure carries the ritual energy once sought by warriors and esoteric practitioners alike.
The Piece
This wooden polychrome sculpture shows Marishiten (Makuri Bosatsu) in a dynamic standing posture on a boar. The vivid coloration and active stance convey ritual power and protective intent.
Marishiten is an esoteric guardian deity associated with protection, invisibility, speed and martial success, and was historically revered by warriors and esoteric practitioners. Sculptures of this type were placed in ritual spaces rather than domestic altars. Polychrome Marishiten figures are uncommon and valued for their dynamic iconography and vivid ritual presence, resonating with collectors drawn to the energetic, warrior-associated expressions of esoteric Buddhism.
Details
- Origin: Japan
- Material: Carved wood with polychrome
- Subject: Marishiten (Makuri Bosatsu) standing on a boar
- Measurements: Approx. Height 41 cm × Width 21 cm × Depth 11 cm
Condition
Wear, pigment loss and patina consistent with age and devotional use, in keeping with a historic religious sculpture.
Authenticity & Care
Descriptions are based on visual and stylistic analysis; no inscriptions or documentation accompany the piece. Every piece is examined and documented in Japan before dispatch and is offered with the Japonista authenticity guarantee.
Delivery from Japan
Packed by hand in Japan and shipped insured and tracked by EMS or an equivalent express service. Import duties and taxes, where applicable, are payable on arrival. Returns follow our published policy.
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