Figure - Boeddha (Hotei) met kalebas - Suarhout





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Boeddha (Hotei) met kalebas is a single Suarwood folk-art sculpture from China, in the Volkskunst style, dating to the 1960s–70s and again the 1980s–90s, finished in brown with a depiction of a male figure, measuring 20 × 14 × 50 cm and weighing 1.928 kg in good, aged condition with small signs of use.
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A traditional symbol of Hotei is often depicted with a thick belly, a broad smile, and attributes such as a large sack symbolizing the gathering of people’s sorrows and worries, to transform them into pure happiness and abundance. The walking stick (Yoke), the wooden staff or branch to which the sack is attached, represents the monk’s journeys and his detachment from a dwelling. A peach on the staff hangs a round fruit or calabash. This is a classic symbol for a long life, good health, and protection against disease. The bead necklace (Mala) in his hand stands for endless meditation and compassion. See photos for more information. The package will be shipped carefully and insured.
A traditional symbol of Hotei is often depicted with a thick belly, a broad smile, and attributes such as a large sack symbolizing the gathering of people’s sorrows and worries, to transform them into pure happiness and abundance. The walking stick (Yoke), the wooden staff or branch to which the sack is attached, represents the monk’s journeys and his detachment from a dwelling. A peach on the staff hangs a round fruit or calabash. This is a classic symbol for a long life, good health, and protection against disease. The bead necklace (Mala) in his hand stands for endless meditation and compassion. See photos for more information. The package will be shipped carefully and insured.

