Koyasu Kishimojin 子安鬼子母神, a Buddhist goddess who is said to grant blessings for safe childbirth, - Statue Træ - Japan

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Træfigur af Koyasu Kishimojin, en japansk buddhistisk gudinde for tryg fødsel, i rimelig stand; mål 12,0 cm bred, 26,3 cm høj, 9,5 cm dyb, vægt 300 g, ikke signeret.

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This statue depicts Koyasu Kishimojin (子安鬼子母神), a revered Buddhist goddess associated with safe childbirth, fertility, child-rearing, and the protection of children.

Although this piece is not particularly old, it is a well-executed representation of one of Japan's most beloved protective deities for mothers and children. The figure conveys a gentle and compassionate presence, reflecting Kishimojin's role as a guardian of family wellbeing and healthy child development.

Koyasu Kishimojin statues are often displayed in homes, temples, and places of prayer as symbols of maternal love, protection, and blessings for future generations.

Who is Koyasu Kishimojin?
Koyasu Kishimojin is a Buddhist goddess widely worshipped throughout Japan for her blessings related to:
Safe childbirth
Fertility
Child-rearing
Healthy growth of children
Family happiness
Recovery from illness

She is one of the most important protective deities for mothers and children in Japanese Buddhism.

Traditionally, Kishimojin is depicted holding a child while carrying a pomegranate, a fruit symbolizing fertility, abundance, and the blessing of many descendants.

Origin of Kishimojin
According to Buddhist tradition, Kishimojin was originally a fearsome demoness who had many children of her own and stole the children of others.

To teach her compassion, the Buddha concealed her youngest child. When she experienced the pain of losing a child herself, she came to understand the suffering she had caused to other parents.

Deeply repentant, she converted to Buddhism and vowed to become a protector of children and families. Since then, she has been worshipped as a benevolent guardian deity.

This transformation from demon to protector makes Kishimojin a powerful symbol of compassion, redemption, and maternal devotion.

Cultural Significance
The title "Koyasu" (子安) literally means "safe child," reflecting the deity's close connection with childbirth and child welfare.

For centuries, women and families have prayed to Koyasu Kishimojin for:
Successful pregnancies
Safe deliveries
Protection of infants
Family prosperity
The wellbeing of future generations

She is especially revered within Nichiren Buddhism, where she is regarded as a powerful guardian deity.

Artistic Appeal
This statue captures the calm and compassionate character traditionally associated with Koyasu Kishimojin.

Its dignified appearance and religious symbolism make it suitable for:
Japanese art collections
Buddhist sculpture collections
Home altars
Meditation spaces
Traditional interior displays

Whether appreciated for its spiritual significance or its artistic qualities, it is a meaningful representation of an important figure in Japanese religious culture.

A beautiful representation of Koyasu Kishimojin, the beloved guardian of mothers and children. Combining religious significance, cultural heritage, and graceful craftsmanship, this statue is an appealing addition to any collection of Japanese Buddhist art and devotional objects.

Height: 14.6 cm
Width: 8.0 cm
Depth: 5.3 cm
Weight: 300 g

Condition:
The condition is generally good. It appears the figure was holding something in its right hand, but that is missing. The back panel is also missing. There is damage such as scratches, dirt, stains, scuffs, peeling, dents, and discoloration. This is a delicate item, so please handle it with care. The adhesive may come loose. In that case, it will need to be repaired with adhesive. Many photos are included, so please take a look.

Attention:
The items listed for sale are all used collectibles. Please consider them to have signs of aging, such as stains, scratches, scuffs, tears, discoloration, fading, fraying, and changes in thread color. We will post as many photos as possible to make it easy to understand. As these are old items, we appreciate your understanding before making a purchase.

Shipping:
The lot will be carefully packaged and shipped from Japan.
We will use either DHL or FedEx for a safe and secure transportation. It usually takes about 2-3 weeks for delivery, and the package will be shipped with a tracking number.
Import duties, taxes, VAT, and any other charges are not included in the item price and shipping cost. Please check your country's import duties before bidding.

060523210611

Sælger's Historie

Mange tak for at vise interesse for varen. Jeg har arbejdet som antikvitetshandler i Japan i omkring 10 år. Jeg har besøgt omkring 10.000 kunders hjem for at indkøbe varer. De varer, jeg sælger på Catawiki, er hentet fra hele Japan. Baseret på mine tidligere erfaringer søger og oplister jeg varer med god smag. Tjek venligst min salgsside og nyd at gennemse de forskellige andre varer, jeg har nævnt.
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This statue depicts Koyasu Kishimojin (子安鬼子母神), a revered Buddhist goddess associated with safe childbirth, fertility, child-rearing, and the protection of children.

Although this piece is not particularly old, it is a well-executed representation of one of Japan's most beloved protective deities for mothers and children. The figure conveys a gentle and compassionate presence, reflecting Kishimojin's role as a guardian of family wellbeing and healthy child development.

Koyasu Kishimojin statues are often displayed in homes, temples, and places of prayer as symbols of maternal love, protection, and blessings for future generations.

Who is Koyasu Kishimojin?
Koyasu Kishimojin is a Buddhist goddess widely worshipped throughout Japan for her blessings related to:
Safe childbirth
Fertility
Child-rearing
Healthy growth of children
Family happiness
Recovery from illness

She is one of the most important protective deities for mothers and children in Japanese Buddhism.

Traditionally, Kishimojin is depicted holding a child while carrying a pomegranate, a fruit symbolizing fertility, abundance, and the blessing of many descendants.

Origin of Kishimojin
According to Buddhist tradition, Kishimojin was originally a fearsome demoness who had many children of her own and stole the children of others.

To teach her compassion, the Buddha concealed her youngest child. When she experienced the pain of losing a child herself, she came to understand the suffering she had caused to other parents.

Deeply repentant, she converted to Buddhism and vowed to become a protector of children and families. Since then, she has been worshipped as a benevolent guardian deity.

This transformation from demon to protector makes Kishimojin a powerful symbol of compassion, redemption, and maternal devotion.

Cultural Significance
The title "Koyasu" (子安) literally means "safe child," reflecting the deity's close connection with childbirth and child welfare.

For centuries, women and families have prayed to Koyasu Kishimojin for:
Successful pregnancies
Safe deliveries
Protection of infants
Family prosperity
The wellbeing of future generations

She is especially revered within Nichiren Buddhism, where she is regarded as a powerful guardian deity.

Artistic Appeal
This statue captures the calm and compassionate character traditionally associated with Koyasu Kishimojin.

Its dignified appearance and religious symbolism make it suitable for:
Japanese art collections
Buddhist sculpture collections
Home altars
Meditation spaces
Traditional interior displays

Whether appreciated for its spiritual significance or its artistic qualities, it is a meaningful representation of an important figure in Japanese religious culture.

A beautiful representation of Koyasu Kishimojin, the beloved guardian of mothers and children. Combining religious significance, cultural heritage, and graceful craftsmanship, this statue is an appealing addition to any collection of Japanese Buddhist art and devotional objects.

Height: 14.6 cm
Width: 8.0 cm
Depth: 5.3 cm
Weight: 300 g

Condition:
The condition is generally good. It appears the figure was holding something in its right hand, but that is missing. The back panel is also missing. There is damage such as scratches, dirt, stains, scuffs, peeling, dents, and discoloration. This is a delicate item, so please handle it with care. The adhesive may come loose. In that case, it will need to be repaired with adhesive. Many photos are included, so please take a look.

Attention:
The items listed for sale are all used collectibles. Please consider them to have signs of aging, such as stains, scratches, scuffs, tears, discoloration, fading, fraying, and changes in thread color. We will post as many photos as possible to make it easy to understand. As these are old items, we appreciate your understanding before making a purchase.

Shipping:
The lot will be carefully packaged and shipped from Japan.
We will use either DHL or FedEx for a safe and secure transportation. It usually takes about 2-3 weeks for delivery, and the package will be shipped with a tracking number.
Import duties, taxes, VAT, and any other charges are not included in the item price and shipping cost. Please check your country's import duties before bidding.

060523210611

Sælger's Historie

Mange tak for at vise interesse for varen. Jeg har arbejdet som antikvitetshandler i Japan i omkring 10 år. Jeg har besøgt omkring 10.000 kunders hjem for at indkøbe varer. De varer, jeg sælger på Catawiki, er hentet fra hele Japan. Baseret på mine tidligere erfaringer søger og oplister jeg varer med god smag. Tjek venligst min salgsside og nyd at gennemse de forskellige andre varer, jeg har nævnt.
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Detaljer

Æra
1900-2000
Producent / Mærke
Wood
Oprindelsesland
Japan
Materiale
Træ
Værkets titel
Koyasu Kishimojin 子安鬼子母神, a Buddhist goddess who is said to grant blessings for safe childbirth,
Signatur
Ikke signeret
Stand
Rimelig stand
Højde
26,3 cm
Bredde
12 cm
Dybde
9,5 cm
Vægt
300 g
JapanBekræftet
2148
Genstande solgt
98,91%
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