Three-Faced Daikokuten Amulet for Good Fortune Correctly, it is called the Three-Faced, Six-Armed Daikokuten, and is the first deity in Japan to have three faces. Standing on a bale of rice, it centers on "Daikokuten," who protects the diet, with "Bishamonten," who gives courage and strength, on the right, and "Benzaiten," who gives beauty and talent, on the left. The six hands hold various tools to fulfill the good fortune of sentient beings and remove their suffering. First, Daikokuten on the front holds a wish-fulfilling jewel (nyoi hoju) in his left hand and a wisdom sword to cut off earthly desires in his right hand. Next, Benzaiten on the right (facing the viewer) holds a god that gathers fortune in her left hand and a treasure key that stores worldly fortune and grants fortune according to people's wishes in her right hand. Next, Bishamonten on the left (facing the viewer) holds a wish-fulfilling staff (nyoi bo) that freely bestows seven treasures in his left hand and a spear to subdue demons in his right hand. By the union of the three deities, known for their blessings of good fortune, the strongest and unparalleled guardian deity who fulfills the desires of this world has manifested. 12.5cm x 8.5cm