It comes from the Qing Dynasty of China Wooden Buddha statues have been enshrined and worshiped for a long time or have undergone natural erosion, oxidation and weathering. The surface color has lost its luster. After long-term storage and storage, it has become aging and insect-eaten. They are single and non-replicable, making it difficult to preserve them. Therefore, there are not many wooden Buddha statues left in the world, and those that have been handed down for thousands of years are even more precious. As shown in the picture, this wooden statue is very dilapidated. It is almost impossible to see such old handmade statues on the market anymore.