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This is a one-of-a-kind stone Buddha hand-carved by a stonemason in Kyoto. Its gentle appearance makes it easy to blend into any setting, and it can be used both indoors and outdoors.
The stonemason who created this piece is a specialist in stone carving in Keihoku-cho, Kyoto. He is a highly skilled stonemason who has produced many large stone Buddhas and dragon statues. This is a special piece that retains the natural texture while meticulously carving the Buddha's expression.
Tatsuyama stone is a tuff produced in Takasago City, Hyogo Prefecture. It is a historically significant stone formed when magma cools in lake water, and has been quarried for approximately 1700 years. It is a relatively soft stone with uniform toughness, making it easy to carve and a favorite for stone sculptures and other forms of stone art. From ancient times, it has been widely used for stone sarcophagi, pagodas, and Buddhist statues in burial mounds, as well as for the stone walls of Himeji Castle and Akashi Castle, and as building stone in modern times.
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A stone Buddha with a calm, Japanese feel, retaining the texture of natural stone
This is a one-of-a-kind stone Buddha hand-carved by a stonemason in Kyoto. Its gentle appearance makes it easy to blend into any setting, and it can be used both indoors and outdoors.
A hand-carved work by a Kyoto stonemason specializing in stone Buddhas
The stonemason who created this piece is a specialist in stone carving in Keihoku-cho, Kyoto. He is a highly skilled stonemason who has produced many large stone Buddhas and dragon statues. This is a special piece that retains the natural texture while meticulously carving the Buddha's expression.
Tatsuyama Stone: Inheriting 1700 Years of History
Tatsuyama stone is a tuff produced in Takasago City, Hyogo Prefecture. It is a historically significant stone formed when magma cools in lake water, and has been quarried for approximately 1700 years. It is a relatively soft stone with uniform toughness, making it easy to carve and a favorite for stone sculptures and other forms of stone art. From ancient times, it has been widely used for stone sarcophagi, pagodas, and Buddhist statues in burial mounds, as well as for the stone walls of Himeji Castle and Akashi Castle, and as building stone in modern times.
Custom-Made Options Available
For those desiring larger Jizo statues or wishing to incorporate engraved text, we accommodate additional requests. Free consultations and estimates for home memorial services are available. Feel free to inquire through our contact form.
Product Details
- Material: Ryuzan stone from Hyogo Prefecture
- Size: Height 29cm, Width 24cm, Depth 15cm
- Weight: 17kg
Handling Instructions
- This product is crafted from natural stone and hand-carved, resulting in individual variations in color and expression, which may change over time.
- When cleaning, use a sponge or soft cloth with water to remove dirt.
- Suitable for outdoor use.
- Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight may accelerate color changes.