Kissyo-ten (彩色吉祥天)

As the word kissho (auspicious) suggests, this is a goddess that represents prosperity and good fortune, and she is also revered as a symbol of beauty. Her dance is said to be an auspicious sign that brings abundant harvests and is still performed as the Gosechi no Mai dance at every ceremonial occasion in the palace. As the wife of Bishamonten, she protects the northern area as a family together with Zennishi Doji, the youngest of their five sons.

Saishiki Kisshouten, also known as "彩色吉祥天" in Japanese, is an important goddess in Japanese Buddhism, particularly revered in the practice of Esoteric Buddhism. She retains the image of Kisshouten but with an emphasis on color, as implied by her name.

Saishiki Kisshouten is typically depicted as a beautiful woman with fair skin and four arms. Each of her arms holds different-colored flowers, symbolizing happiness and prosperity. Additionally, she is adorned with various treasures, signifying wealth and abundance.

She is often lavishly decorated with jewelry and ornaments, and her charming posture and beauty are believed to bring joy and happiness to her devotees. She is also a symbol of knowledge and wisdom, often worshipped as a patron of learning, arts, and culture.

In the context of various Esoteric Buddhist sects, Saishiki Kisshouten plays a particularly significant role in rituals and prayers. Devotees pray to her for happiness, wealth, knowledge, and prosperity. Her presence is believed to bring not only material prosperity but also spiritual contentment and peace.

In summary, Saishiki Kisshouten is a goddess revered in Japanese Esoteric Buddhism, symbolizing happiness, prosperity, knowledge, wisdom, beauty, and charm. Her presence is considered essential for those seeking joy and happiness, as well as those pursuing material and spiritual abundance.

• Size: H27.7×Ｗ13.8×Ｄ13.8 (cm), 380g
• Material: Hinoki (桧)
• Made in China
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