Masahiko Tomozawa was a renowned sculptor who was active in the contemporary sculpture world. He specialized in Buddhist sculpture, but passed away in 2016. He dedicated numerous Buddhist statues, such as the Four Heavenly Kings at Kawasaki Daishi Temple's Sanmon gate, Kannon statues, and Nyoirin Kannon statues to temples and shrines throughout the country. His works are bronze statues cast using traditional techniques, with the coloring expressed through the Ohaguro technique (a traditional Japanese method of blackening teeth). Tomozawa's Buddhist statues exude a sense of dignity and rich humanity, and this work also has a gentle expression. The work is titled "Suragi" and features a calm, relaxed expression, a very pleasant smiling face, and a Nyoirin Kannon that evokes a sense of peace. Height: Approximately 24 cm, Width: Approximately 18.6 cm, Depth: Approximately 17.6 cm, Weight: Approximately 4.1 kg Regarding the condition of the product, it is based on our subjective assessment, so please check the photos and make your own judgment. Please consider that there may be scratches, stains, and scuffs due to home storage. Please refrain from bidding if you are nervous or seeking a perfect product. The items in the images are all that is included. Regardless of whether they are new or used, there may be storage scuffs, scratches, or stains that we are unaware of, or even small functional parts that we may not be able to identify. If you have any concerns, please be sure to check all the images and send a message via comment before purchasing. ----------------------------------------- ※Notice (Important) 1-80108-10010 Please be sure to check the profile or comments, as there may be days when we cannot hand over the item due to the notes and work circumstances. -----------------------------------------