Shaka Nyorai – Awake
Shaka Nyorai – Awake
Shaka Nyorai – Awake
Shaka Nyorai – Awake
Shaka Nyorai – Awake
Shaka Nyorai – Awake
Shaka Nyorai – Awake
Shaka Nyorai – Awake
Shaka Nyorai – Awake
Shaka Nyorai – Awake
Shaka Nyorai – Awake
Shaka Nyorai – Awake
Shaka Nyorai – Awake
Shaka Nyorai – Awake

Shaka Nyorai – Awake

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A hand-carved wooden statue of Shaka Nyorai (Shakyamuni) by Japanese Buddhist sculptor Yoku Fujita, shaped with a calm expression and a simple, upright posture.

Carved in hinoki (Japanese cypress), the surface keeps the warmth and softness of natural wood. The form is intentionally restrained—no dramatic gesture or ornament—so the figure reads as steady and quietly present within a room.

About this piece

This work is carved by hand from hinoki, a traditional Japanese cypress valued for its fine grain and clean, gentle feel. Yoku Fujita’s approach follows the long Japanese practice of Buddhist wood sculpture while presenting a pared-back model that prioritizes clear silhouette, balanced proportions, and an unadorned finish. The result is a contemporary interpretation rooted in established sculptural conventions—made as a crafted object to live with, where the calmness of the carving and the character of the wood are allowed to speak without excess detail.

Cultural note

In Japan, images of Shaka Nyorai are understood as representations of the historical Buddha and are commonly encountered in temples and home settings as objects of reverence and reflection. At a high level, Shaka Nyorai is associated with awakened clarity and a grounded, balanced presence. When kept at home, such figures are typically approached with a respectful intention—placed thoughtfully, kept clean, and handled with care (often with clean hands), avoiding casual treatment or placement in disorderly areas.

Details

  • Size: 265(H) × 135(W) × 84(D) mm; Weight: 156 g
  • Material: Hinoki (Japanese cypress)
  • Origin: Made in Japan

Placement & care

  • Place on a stable, level surface where it won’t be easily knocked over.
  • Choose a clean, calm spot (such as a shelf or cabinet top) and avoid placing it directly on the floor.
  • Keep away from direct sunlight, high heat, and rapid humidity changes to help preserve the wood.
  • Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth; avoid water, alcohol, or chemical cleaners on the surface.

Shipping timeline

  • This product can take up to 10–45 days to ship.

Consecration (Eye-opening Ceremony)

You can choose an option to consecrate this statue before shipping from Japan. If you select this option, we will bring the statue for an eye-opening ceremony and ship it to you after the ritual is complete.

This is recommended if you want your statue to be more than an object — a presence you can practice with. This option is not required.

Consecration

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