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UOOAK-S11-18
Carved from golden healer quartz, this serene figure of Ksitigarbha, known as Jizo in Japan and Dizang in China, holds his monk's staff in quiet watchfulness.
The quartz's warm golden inclusions give the carving a soft glow, and the custom wooden stand makes it ready to display on an altar, in a meditation space, on a bookshelf or in an elegant living room. It is a meaningful gift for someone who honors Buddhist tradition, a collector of crystal carvings or anyone who values a piece with intention behind it. This is the exact carving shown.
The carving is about 7.5 inches tall, 4.25 inches wide and 3 inches thick, and weighs about 0.805 kilograms. The wooden stand is included.
Ksitigarbha is a bodhisattva revered mainly in East Asian Buddhism, called Dizang in China and Jizo in Japan; the name is often rendered Earth Treasury. He is usually shown as a monk with a shaved head and simple robes, carrying a staff, and he is seen as a protector of travelers. Golden healer is quartz with a warm iron oxide stain.
Stone Meaning: Golden healer quartz is traditionally associated with balance and renewal.
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