The guardian deity of the North, now a high-resolution injection kit! Among the Four Heavenly Kings, Tamonten—positioned to the north (rear left) from the perspective of the main deity—is brought to life in a 160mm tall size, offering the perfect presence and intricate detail to appreciate in your hands. In Japan, Tamonten is also known as Bishamonten, worshipped individually as a god of victory and wealth, and counted among the Seven Lucky Gods. When depicted as one of the Four Heavenly Kings, he is sculpted wearing armor modeled after Tang Dynasty Chinese generals, combined with celestial robes. This item perfectly captures the serene atmosphere of the original statue, featuring a pose with the treasure pagoda held high, mouth slightly open, and eyes gazing upward, suggesting the presence of something noble beyond his line of sight. Essential to Tamonten, the set includes his three-pronged spear, a rugged base, and the treasure pagoda said to bring wealth. The sculpture captures the intricate decorations on the armor, the differing shapes of the waist armor on each side, and the distinct textures of cloth, leather, and skin. You can even enjoy the unique weathered texture that only a Buddhist statue can convey. To ensure that details and characteristic curves are not lost due to injection molding, the parts are cleverly divided to prioritize beauty upon assembly. Fine areas such as the ears and shoulder guards are sculpted with high precision, faithfully reproducing the density of the original prototype in plastic model form. The number of parts is kept to a minimum, allowing you to assemble the statue of Tamonten with ease. It is an item that lets you casually enjoy beautiful curves, intricate craftsmanship, and the commanding presence of a warrior god.
