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Japanese Niō gilded mask - Ungyo the contained force - KONGO RIKISHI
€15.95
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| Width | 17,5 cm |
|---|---|
| Compositions | plastic |
| Product origin | made in Japan |
| Colour | gold |
| Height | 25 cm |
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2 to 4 working days for France, Belgium and Switzerland.
3 to 6 working days for other countries in Europe
5 to 9 working days for the French Overseas Territories, Canada and other countries.
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Japanese Niō gilded mask - Ungyo the contained force - KONGO RIKISHI
The Niō also called Kongō-rikishi are two Japanese guardian deities of the temples in Japan. They are installed on each side of a main entrance preventing demons or evil spirits from entering the premises.
Naraen Kongō (那 羅 延 金剛), also called Ungyō (吽 形) "who forms the One" (Um), with his mouth closed, is portrayed as having empty hands or wielding a sword.
It symbolizes the latent force, keeping the teeth clenched. His closed mouth is depicted as having the necessary form to emit the One sound, which corresponds to his other name of Ungyō.
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