Praying Pose Cast Stone Garden Jizo Statue, 8 Inches

Name: Praying Pose Cast Stone Garden Jizo Statue, 8 Inches
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: KI-96
Price: 44.00 USD
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Cast from volcanic ash stone, this small Jizo figure stands with hands pressed together in the gassho prayer pose. In Japanese Buddhism, Jizo is a guardian of travelers, children, and the vulnerable. Set him beside a doorway, along a garden path, or in a meditation corner as a gentle sentinel, indoors or out.

Details

Design: Rounded Jizo figure in robed monk form, palms pressed together in prayer, eyes closed, in warm earthen brown tones
Size: About 8 x 3 x 3 inches; weighs approximately 3 pounds (weight varies slightly by piece)
Material: Cast volcanic ash stone with a rough, hand-finished, weathered texture
Care: Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth. In freezing temperatures, cover the piece, bring it inside, or apply a stone sealant to protect the finish
Note: Each piece is cast and finished by hand, so slight differences in color, texture, and surface are natural. Outdoor exposure may further soften the finish over time
Origin: Made in Indonesia

Meaning & Intention

Jizo Bosatsu is one of the most beloved guardian figures in Japanese Buddhism, known for his vow to watch over those most in need of protection — travelers on uncertain roads, children, and the departed.

Unlike many meditating Buddhas, Jizo is shown standing and ready to act. His hands are folded not in stillness alone but in a posture of humble readiness to help.

In Japan, his statues traditionally stand along roadsides and at temple entrances as silent watchmen, sometimes dressed by mourning families in small red bibs as a gesture of care for lost children.

Brought into a home garden or entryway, this small figure marks the space as safe and held.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Protection, compassion, comfort, safety

Chakra connection: Heart

Ideal for: A gentle guardian presence for a garden, entryway, or meditation space

Suggested mantra: You are safe, you are seen

Symbol: Jizo Bosatsu, guardian of travelers, children, and the vulnerable

Questions & Guidance

Where is the best spot to place him?

Anywhere that marks a threshold or a pause. A garden bed, front step, meditation corner, or a place of remembrance all suit his standing, watchful posture.

Is this figure appropriate for a memorial space?

Yes. Jizo is traditionally associated with watching over the departed and grieving families, so many place a figure like this near a spot of remembrance.